I was sceptical of watching this film at first. It looked like a lowbudget, and amateur attempt for Netflix to get bigger in their originalfilm business. I went to IMDb to see what people had to say, noticed itgot decent reviews and decided to give it a shot. Let me say, this isone of the best films I have ever seen within this genre.
Without spoiling anything, I will say that this is about the generalcivil warfare that exists in Africa, something most western, shelterdAmericans have never even fathomed and have only learned about throughmovies. The film doesn't specify what part of Africa it is, but youknow it is something that is real.
Netflix doesn't hide anything about the realities of what happens tofamilies, children, fathers, and brothers, as well as the numbness thewar leaders (on both sides, really) have toward excessive and brutalviolence. Imagine: the film shows all of this through the eyes of aboy, probably only 12 years old. He is forced into a mercenary squadafter his family is torn apart, and he experiences something that iseven darker than hell itself.
That young boy, played by Abraham Attah, puts on a performance I havenever seen before in a child actor. Given the mature content of thefilm, it is quite unbelievable that the torn emotions any child wouldhave, given this situation, is so clearly displayed and authentic.Every scene just tore at my soul; I wondered if it was really acting.And he wasn't the only one; women, children, and the 'extras' in thefilm: are these people really doing their first major film? Each sceneleft me speechless.
The emotional involvement I had with this film as a viewer isastonishing. I felt ashamed at myself for thinking my life hadproblems, for thinking my life was hard. I felt foolish realizing myimmaturity in life, and felt embarrassed for us as America in general,for caring so much about things so materialistic and shallow, whenpeople in Africa (and other parts of the world, no doubt), are fightingfor their lives every day, being torn apart by corrupt leaders andgreed.
To compare this film, it is similar to The City of God and BloodDiamond, but in an of itself, it is certainly unique. It's amasterpiece.

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