The question is: at what point, in this horrible world, do you accept to forego your humanity, (just a little, or so you think?) to look out for yourself? And can you live with it?
An incredibly well played heartbreaking film with beautiful photography and sound editing.
This was an absolute masterpiece, from beginning to end, delivering on an extraordinarily ambitious task in such a beautiful, innovative, dynamic and comprehensive way that I could not have imagined possible before seeing this.
Starting with the choice of topic- the history of Congo and Lumumba is extremely relevant, too little known, so important and one of the absolute best illustration of the world in 1960 (and the world we inherited until today). The approach provides a crystal clear depiction…
Beautiful and touching story, like the actress (but Leila Bekhti’s character felt a bit too stereotypical). The conclusion is that men are trash as usual
