Visceral. The only way I can explain the deeply affecting filmmaking I've just seen. It pulls no punches and shows the horrors of war and the human cost without any glorification whilst still remaining a story about people at it's core. The larger politics are ignored and the film is all the better for it.
The cinematography and sound are incredible and subtle in the tricks they use to push and pull you. The inserts of stills taken by the…
