To be honest, I could get past this film's blandly apolitical framing and its female leads feeling like relabeled male characters. Neither of those are particularly new in cinema, but this film is also like fundamentally disinterested in its protagonists as journalists. And, if that's the case, what exactly is this film about? Is there something deeper going on here?
No. Photojournalism is just a thin veil to enjoy the spectacle of war and the mechanics of combat in a…
