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• The film is not only about a disgrace - it is disgraceful. For a director to play with suspense of this type and degree is barbaric. I walked out and I'm surprised more people in your viewing didn't walk as well. One of the reviews for the film even used the word 'humane', and despite an excuse that the film might deter viewers from engaging in war, it's a monstrous experience to watch a re-enactment of boys (so young, so innocent) picking away to defuse a landmine, fearing that they will set it off, and, yes, that's exactly what occurs every so often. After 2 healthy bodies were blown to smithereens, I couldn't believe that so-called civilised audience members would continue to subject themselves to such horror. I'll spend my time on anti-landmine projects instead. How many from among the film's audiences will?
  Posted by C V Williams

  28 March 2017