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The majority of these movies, especially "Tora Tora", are simply not about the war, or the hardships of soldiers, or even about the war itself. Instead, they are about people living in the Japanese cities during the war. However, they are not all about the war. They are about the people. And the best part of this documentary is that the soldiers themselves are interviewed and their stories are really moving. Not only the elderly soldiers, but also the teenagers who were not so brave, but who understood the gravity of the situation and made the best out of it. It is a great film, which deserves a wider audience, but I would recommend it only to people who love war documentaries and Japanese culture. 8/10

One of the reasons I liked this documentary so much was because it seemed to be shot entirely with a handheld camera. It made the scenes very tangible and visually powerful. You really feel for the people they are interviewing, and I loved the story behind the footage. However, the interviews themselves were very long, almost two hours and half of non-stop telling of a story that was not important. I'm not sure if this is a problem with the film itself or if it was just the editing. At the end of the movie, the director/producer had to edit the interviews down to 10 minutes, which was incredibly rushed. Also, there were a few things I didn't understand, such as why the children were not interviewed. The children were not really interviewed in the film, just a few moments of footage. In the documentary they do not talk about their "hero", but the children themselves. This would seem to be something I could really relate to, as I have lost two of my children. I thought the questions the children were asked were extremely realistic. They were very good at telling their story, and were really convincing. I felt that this documentary was really good, but it was not great, and definitely could have been a better documentary. I highly recommend it, but if you are not a fan of the subject matter, I would not really recommend it.

This is a documentary about the struggles of the Sikh community in Canada, and the resistance of the British government to their demands for independence. While there is a lot of hostility towards the Sikhs, there is also a very touching documentary about their plight. Many of the Sikh refugees do not speak with English. This documentary makes the viewers realize that there is a lot of hatred in the world, but it's also a chance to see how love conquers all. The best part of the documentary is when a Sikh refugee is speaking English to a female visitor in the city and she thanks him for his hospitality, which in turn has touched her deeply. The most moving part of the documentary is when one of the refugees from Punjab and Punjab speaks with his father and grandfather. He says that he doesn't know how to thank his grandfather for bringing him up. The grandfather and grandfather tells the story of the Sikh riots, and the grandfather says that the Hindus are the ones who are the real rioters. One thing that has never changed is that the Hindus are still the most oppressed minority group. So how can the Sikhs survive in a country that is on the verge of change? They have to face their fears of the police and the British and find their own way out. The documentary is well-made and shows how the Sikh community has become very successful.

A first-person documentary by two Danish soldiers during the Gulf War. The film opens with their daily lives, their experiences of war and their love story. After that, they get in touch with people in Iraq, including the Iraqi families, and their fears and experiences of war. The most surprising thing about this documentary is how the soldiers look back. They all have a very tough exterior, and an easy and innocent way of speaking. But inside they have a hard core of emotion and want to tell the truth. The words spoken by the soldiers are very emotional and candid. It is a powerful statement. The actors are quite amazing and they all have a special character, but they are all very talented. They say many things that are just so true. It is not a documentary about war or politics, but about people. They tell the story of how it feels to be a soldier, how you feel about your job, and how it affects you and your family. It is a very powerful documentary, but it is also a very personal one. They all talk about the sacrifices they made to do the job they had, and they are all very honest. One of them even says that he has never been happier. It is a very emotional film and very hard to watch, but I have to say it is very powerful. The documentary is still in post-production and has been shown in France several times. I hope they will continue to show it. It is a very important documentary about war and it should be shown more often.

No matter how hard you try to be objective, you cannot be objective when the camera works for someone else. This film follows a journey through different aspects of the Syrian refugee crisis. It focuses on a single family, the Saghir family, in Turkey. The film starts in a refugee camp in Turkey. Some kids are playing and singing. As the story goes on we see the chaos of people fleeing to Europe. The film also shows the large scale of the war, but we also see how many Syrians will just give up. When I watched this movie, I could feel the tension in the audience. If we were in Syria, we would just sit around and laugh. At the end, the director asks us to get on with the war and not to stop it. He wants to show the humanity of the Syrian refugees. The director did a great job at making the film. The actors, mainly the kids, really fit their roles. The director did a great job of showing the little people in a good light. One thing that stood out to me was that the kids were really excited about the film and in particular about the title. I also liked the young actress. She did a great job. In conclusion, I think this is a great film. The director really went to great lengths to make sure that the audience gets to see the world through the eyes of a refugee. We also get to see a lot of the humanity in the Syrian refugees, especially in the kids. I think this is an important film and I look forward to seeing it again.

This is a documentary film on the first German-led offensive of the S.S.I. against the Germans in Holland. I first read about the Kriegsmarine in the Dutch Channel, and only then was informed about the Dutch resistance movement. The film covers the first 6 weeks of the offensive and the Dutch resistance to the Nazis. Most of the people interviewed for the film are members of the resistance, including the captain of the SS cargo ship "Oerlikon" (The "New Merchant") (justified killing of a young woman and 2 children), and the officers of the SS auxiliary "Hansa". The film is very well done, with informative and entertaining narration by the director. The interviewees are usually given their own opinions about the Holocaust, and very few participants mention the V.E.D.I.O.M. as an alternative to the E.R.H.I.E. They also talk about the Dutch resistance movement, and how they think of their actions. The Dutch resistance movement is mentioned but not portrayed in a negative light, instead they are shown as a group of ordinary people fighting against a Nazi dictatorship. I really enjoyed the way the film was made, it was a documentary without any political agenda, just focused on the Dutch resistance. The film was very enjoyable, and I really recommend it.

I would have given this a higher rating if it was advertised as a movie about the film of Al-Jazeera. It was not. It is an attack on film-making as a medium. Its "objectivity" is illusory. It is a deliberate attack on the "objectivity" of any film. "Objectivity" is defined as "the ability to ignore things and focus on the things which are important". The film is pure propaganda. The claim that the film "does not show the story, only the opinion of a single person" is a lie. "The story is not important, only the opinion is". The propaganda, even in a film, is false. To pretend otherwise is a lie. The film is propaganda. I watched the movie with high expectations. The film made me sick, nauseous. I regret that I paid money to see the film. I do not know what this film is trying to say. If you are into film-making, this is not the movie to see. If you like movies, this is not the movie to see. This film does not deserve to be in the top 250 films on IMDb. I am not a filmmaker. I am a critic and a film-maker. I am deeply ashamed of this film.

Even the one side of the "war" was not clear. It was about almost a year in the making, and at the end it was well worth it. Great footage, superb interviews. Great and true. The sense of possibility, the possibility of an escape, is well done, from the moment of birth to the moment of the camp in Warsaw. Most people who survived the camps are still living in Poland and this documentary clearly shows that the survivors have a good chance to make a normal life. It is nice to hear the stories of those who have not had any opportunity to express themselves, but this documentary is still a masterpiece. If you have not seen it yet, it is really worth it. I hope to see more from the people who worked on this documentary, and hope they will continue to tell the story. It is a true tragedy, the existence of so many people who were not so lucky to be alive. But they still live and they will continue to live and tell their story.

Good documentary about the history of the German people. It's interesting how the historian tells a story of why the Germans are to blame for the Holocaust. Well done. I will admit I've heard this story before, but it's still a very interesting tale. It's about why the Germans weren't the Nazis. When the Nazis had to do it and it was happening in the thirties and it seemed that the United States and England were interested, but the Germans were at the time doing the same thing. I wonder how different it would have been if the United States had been the Nazi's victim.

This documentary is not a documentary. It's a history of the German decision to fight in the second World War, in which Hitler and Goebbels are prominently portrayed. This movie should have been called the "Museum of Hitler's Maniacal Religiosity." It also contains a lot of 'fakeness' and oddness. For example, as mentioned in another comment, there are a lot of German soldiers who are alive and who behave in the same way as they did in real life. Another oddity is that the German military uses a sort of "Prussianism" for war, which was widespread in Germany during the Weimar Republic, and which was part of the reason why the Nazis came to power. However, in the end, the film is about the sacrifices the German soldiers made, and the horror of their lives, and how they were ruthlessly punished. It's not a history of German heroism, but a history of how the Germans went to war, and how they came to surrender to the Allied forces. It's a sad story of how a country lost its soul.

You'd think with the title of this film, it was going to be a short film, and it was, but the film doesn't really work as a short film, it's longer than an hour and a half, and that's a bit of a problem. It does go into a lot of depth about the bombing of Iraq, but the story didn't seem that interesting to me. I know the people in the film are being persecuted because they're against the US and their actions in Iraq, but that doesn't make them heroes. It was a shame the film was so short, as the violence of the Iraqi people is enough to make it worth watching. For those of you who say this film is too pro-US, you have to ask yourself why you're so pro-US?

The idea of using the heart and mind as an antidote to a world gone mad is a brilliant one. It has been used to some great effect in many films, such as: The Hunger Games, Fargo, Crash, and even in this documentary. However, it is rarely used in a documentary, and this is the case for this documentary. The idea of combining both the mind and heart is nothing new, but it is handled in a way that is very effective. It is presented with strong sound and visuals, with great images and a great pace. The problem is that it does not quite work in some aspects. First of all, the documentary is very long. It felt like it dragged at points, because of the fact that it was shot in a very slow and meticulous manner. The documentary lacks a good flow, with many aspects of it just going on and on. It also lacks many action scenes, especially with the gun. Also, the trailer that is used for this documentary is just terrible. While it is a great idea to have a trailer for this film, it is just so boring and boring. In addition, the documentary is extremely short. It was just like an hour and a half. These are problems that make the documentary a bit more annoying. However, the documentary is still a great idea and is still very interesting. There are many great ideas in it. Even if the execution is not very good, it is still an extremely interesting idea that could really work if used properly. I give this film a B-.

I was very impressed with this film. I've been a college student, and military, for over 10 years. And in that time I've encountered a lot of misinformation on the subject. I'm also a veteran. And the notion that veterans are some sort of separate race is a bit of a myth. I'm actually surprised that the film was not shown on the History Channel more often. The idea that vets were some sort of evil conspiracy, and that all veterans were evil and died horribly is just not true. There are a lot of veterans who have served, and who've sacrificed a lot. And yes, there have been some serious problems with the VA, but I'm not sure that this is the major reason veterans serve. Veterans have a lot to say, and they do. They're just not used to getting heard. If you have any doubt, go to a vet's association, and they can tell you. This is a great film, and a very important one, especially for a college student who may not be very knowledgeable about the subject. And it also shows the importance of veterans in the war in Iraq. In the end, I felt that this was a documentary, and not a "statement." It's definitely worth watching.

Well, I was disappointed by this film, but I had expected a better quality film from the director. This is a great film for those who want to know more about the situation in Eastern Europe, and what happened to the people in the Warsaw Ghetto during the war. This film is very interesting, but I would recommend the film to those who have not studied the history of the Warsaw Ghetto, and just want to learn more about the Warsaw Ghetto. This film is very well made, but I believe it is a little too short, which is why I gave it an 8 out of 10.

The story of how the Iraqi people came to terms with the final disaster in their country is beautifully told, and the final scene at the very end is powerful. This is an important movie for Iraqis and for the world. It shows the good and the bad and the way they got along in the past and how it changed when Saddam Hussein was toppled. I would recommend this movie to anyone who wants to see what life was like in Iraq before the war.

The movie is an excellent documentary, but the plot is flawed. The movie is based on a book by a former soldier, but the book is very interesting and detailed. The movie is about a group of refugees who were evacuated from the Golan Heights in 1967. They were then taken to Lebanon, where they were given refugee status. They then tried to resettle in Israel, but were not allowed. They eventually moved to the US, where they were resettled. One of the main characters in the movie, Dr. David Weinberger, is a psychologist. He was a doctor in the US army during the Six-Day War. He was an expert in psychological warfare. His book is a very interesting one. The movie is not based on this book, but it is a good documentary. I think the movie could have been better. I think the movie is about a refugee group, but I don't know if it is based on the book or not.

There are many movies about WW2, but none of them are quite as well done as this one. The documentary is well made, the footage is of high quality, and the soundtrack is great. The only problem is that it's not quite as interesting as it could have been. It's a documentary about a couple of German soldiers who were shot by a German sniper. The film does a good job of showing the difficulties and dangers involved in being a sniper, and it does a good job of showing the reactions of the soldiers. However, the story does not really go anywhere. It's not really about the soldiers, but more about the sniper. There is no real story here. The main problem is that the story is pretty much just a series of anecdotes, and the film is only focusing on one of the soldiers. There is no real focus on the soldier. If the story had focused on the soldiers, it would have been more interesting. It's not the best documentary I have ever seen, but it is still an interesting film that shows the difficulties and dangers of being a sniper. It's not a very good movie, but it is still a good documentary.

The director has chosen a good topic to present and has done a very good job. The movie starts with a first person view of a Kurdish soldier who is fighting for the PKK. He narrates his life as he fights for the PKK and his view of the Kurdish people and their struggle. He gives a realistic view of what is going on in the Kurdish region. The movie shows the different ethnic groups and their struggles and shows the PKK as a terrorist organization. The movie also shows the Kurdish people's struggle against the PKK and shows the different Kurdish people's views on the PKK. The movie shows the PKK as a terrorist organization and the Kurdish people as victims of this terrorist organization. The movie also shows the Kurdish people's view on the Kurdish people and the PKK. The movie is a must watch for anyone interested in the Kurdish region or the PKK.

The man himself was a soldier in Vietnam, but his book is far more moving and the story is much more vivid and personal. This is an outstanding documentary about the courage of the men, the sacrifice of their lives and the heroism of the Vietnamese. The film gives you the whole picture of the experience, not only the story of the war. It also tells us about the many Vietnamese people who were in the U.S. and how they had a lot to suffer and how the war affected their lives. It's really a wonderful story about the bravery and sacrifices of the soldiers. I strongly recommend this documentary for everyone.

The war for life on the border between Russia and Poland, and its aftermath, is shown in a documentary filmed in Russia in 1995 and 1999. The interviews are done by an old, elderly couple and a retired army colonel. The German and Polish ambassadors are also interviewed. There are very few moments of emotional value, but the central message is clear: this war is a travesty on the memory of all those who fought in it, and a tragedy for the children of today who have to live with the fallout. This is a story that should have been told and remembered decades ago. Unfortunately, because of the media frenzy around it, most people don't know about it, and most of the young people and teenagers who fight in the border are not even aware of what is happening there.

After reading some of the other reviews, I started to wonder if the film would be suitable for everyone. I am German and grew up in Germany. I live in the US and I have experienced the holocaust. When I saw the trailer, I thought it was going to be about the holocaust. But it was a documentary. In Germany, this is not possible. What I thought was the film is a documentary about the holocaust. I was not expecting to be able to get to know the people who were involved in the holocaust and the effect it had on their lives. And it was a documentary. It is worth seeing. I wish I had seen it in theaters. The film is mostly showing what the people that survived the holocaust were like. Some of the footage from the holocaust is actually what the holocaust was like. The Holocaust is a terrible event that must never be repeated. It is a shame that people had to experience what these people did. This film does a good job at showing us what the holocaust was like. I wish more people had seen it in theaters.

The movie itself is a good one. The main purpose is to show that the atrocities in occupied Palestine can never be forgotten and that the acts of a few in the name of 'justice' are not justifiable. It is more than that. It is the duty of every Israeli to understand what is going on in the occupied territories and be able to prevent these crimes. It is a hard job and I am not saying this is a easy job. I am saying that it is a very hard job and that the only way to do it is to have a few very well trained people to act in such a way that the horror in Palestine will not ever be forgotten. A simple fact is that the governments of both Israel and Palestine do not have the courage to make such a thing a reality. The other problem is that a lot of people want to take advantage of this documentary to take the side of the Palestinians and attack the Jewish people. The truth is that all the acts committed by the Israelis were not in the name of justice. If the world does not learn the lessons of the crimes of the Zionist government of Israel, then it will be too late for the Jewish people. If you want to show the truth about the Jewish people and about the Holocaust, then I recommend this movie.

This is one of the most amazing documentaries I have ever seen. I watched this documentary in German class and it was an extremely eye opening experience. The documentary is very well made and very interesting. It is not a documentary about the Holocaust. It is about the German resistance and how it tried to survive the war. It is about the German resistance to the Nazis, the Nazis, and the world at large. It is about the resistance of the German resistance and how it managed to survive the war. It is also about the resistance of the Jewish resistance and how it managed to survive the war. This is a very interesting documentary that is a must watch for anyone who wants to learn about the Holocaust.

This is a highly-acclaimed documentary about the Iraq War, and it's about how the US government actually knew that Iraq was going to attack, and still they did. If this film were a small, two-hour documentary, it would be a masterpiece. But it's more than that. It's about the US government's belief that they had to go to war against Iraq because Saddam was going to attack us. That's the part that I didn't like about this film. I felt like I was watching a propaganda film. The film had a lot of information on Iraq, but it was very misleading. I felt like I was watching an anti-Iraq war film. Also, the way the film presented Saddam's role in Iraq was inaccurate. I didn't like the way the film presented the relationship between Bush and Blair. The film focused more on Bush's and Blair's relationship with each other than on Saddam Hussein. I felt like the film tried to give me a different perspective on the Iraq War, and I think that it failed in that regard. I also thought that the film made the US government seem like they were doing all the wrong things, like invading Iraq. The film also made Saddam seem like a very powerful person, who was responsible for a lot of the problems in the world. I also thought that the film tried to portray Bush as being a big person, who was responsible for many of the problems in the world, and that the government should have taken action. I don't think that this film was a good portrayal of the Iraq War, but it was still a good documentary. It was an important film about the Iraq War, but I think it's a bit misleading about the Iraq War.

This is a wonderful film about the people of Kalifats, a village in the Syrian desert that has become a symbol of resistance against the Syrian regime. The village has been besieged by the regime since August 2013, when the Syrian army began its offensive to retake the area. During the course of the siege, the villagers have seen their crops and livestock destroyed and have suffered terrible hardship. They are being forced to live in tents and shelters, and their children are being taken away from them by the regime to be sold into slavery. The film is incredibly well-made and has a very personal and human touch to it. It is a very powerful film, and a very moving one at that. I would recommend this film to anyone who wants to see a film about the human condition, and a film that really gets you thinking about how the world treats the poor. It's a very powerful film.

The movie is really well made. The story was amazing and very informative. The narration was superb, and the animation is very well done. If you are looking for a great, or a good movie, look no further. I highly recommend this movie to anyone who wants to see a great movie.

I saw this movie and found it quite chilling, especially the Nazi of the picture. It's one of the more well-known Holocaust movies that didn't have the benefit of a big budget, but it still showed a good amount of violence, as in every good movie, and it was never cheesy or over the top. The film was very disturbing and upsetting, and had a good message that kept me in tears. Although it wasn't anything that was violent or violent-bashing, it was still quite disturbing and disturbing.

I grew up in Iraq with my family and I loved the conflict there. This film tells the story of two pilots and their captors in Kuwait. The second pilot describes how he and his unit bombed the homes of the families of the former Saddam regime. The captors, who were high ranking military officials, spoke of 'travelling to Mecca' and returning with money in boxes to their wives. The Iraqi government offered to pay the pilots US$10,000.00 each to see the inside of a Kuwaiti prison. The pilots refused the offer. The film is like a two hour play. The fight scenes are brutal and the Iraqi war machine is shown on a daily basis. The pilots, mostly from the US and Canada, were captured as part of Operation Iraqi Freedom in August 2003. They were not allowed to leave the airbase until the following day. The pilots were to be flown to Kuwait to be interrogated. They refused to be moved out of Kuwait. The film shows the war machine, such as tanks and helicopters. It also shows the Arab and Islamic cultures. The Muslim culture is shown as harsh and menial. The pilots were members of the military academy at MacDill Air Force Base. They were trained to fly F-16s. Their bombs were loaded with depleted uranium, a deadly metal that has been linked to cancer. One of the pilots, Lt. Col. James Belman, had the misfortune of dying from a skin disease caused by the DU. These bombs, dropped by a squadron of F-16s, would have a death rate of 4,000 people per year. This film also shows the Iraqi war machine that has killed over 300,000 people since the 1991 Gulf War. The only good thing I can say about this film is that it was made in English. Most of the Arabic spoken in the country is in Arabic. However, that doesn't make it easy to understand.

The film is a remarkable look at the struggles of young people from all over the world. The film is about the experiences of children in different parts of the world, and how they relate to each other and their families. The film is beautifully shot, and the acting is great. The film is very moving, and I would recommend it to anyone who is interested in these issues.

I have to admit that when I first heard about this documentary I wasn't very interested. I had heard about the real life "open door" policy from a friend of mine who was in the military during the war and I really don't like military documentaries. But I must say that this documentary is not only informative but also gives you a feel for the reality of those who served in Vietnam. I think that it is important to show the reality of war because people think that if you are not a war veteran you are dumb. This documentary shows that you are not a war veteran if you haven't served in the military. This documentary is not only informative but also very emotional. I also think that the use of music in this documentary was very effective. I recommend this documentary to everyone who likes documentaries. It is a must see.

This film, with the exception of the first five minutes, is the best documentary I have ever seen. I have seen the Vietnam War from both sides, and have seen many documentaries about the war, but this one is the best, as well as the most compelling. I cannot stress enough how important it is to see this film. You will see that what the war was about, was not just about the war, but about the war itself. The film is a documentary, but it is also a great story of the people who lost their lives, and the lives of the soldiers. If you are a war veteran, you will find this film fascinating. If you are not a war veteran, you will find it interesting, and will understand the emotions that the soldiers felt. I have to admit, I am not a war veteran, but I have seen a lot of war documentaries, and this one is the best I have ever seen. I have seen a lot of documentaries about the Vietnam War, but this is the best. It is also the most disturbing, and the most powerful documentary I have ever seen.

Watching this film, you can't help but wonder what was the Japanese experience like on the eve of the attack on Pearl Harbor. Perhaps the story is too close to the truth. Or perhaps it is too biased. Or perhaps it doesn't really make any sense. I would argue the latter, and feel it is probably because the American film makers are biased towards the Japanese. This is, I think, a film which wants to tell the story of the atomic bomb, and wants to be objective. It is a very good film, and it's a shame that the message wasn't given a little more consideration. It certainly is a brave film, and deserves the accolades. Unfortunately, it's biased, and that doesn't work in its favor.

This movie has many of the elements of a good documentary, but it's not what you would expect. It's a little more than a documentary, and it doesn't really have a point. It is basically a collection of interviews with people who were involved in the war. I didn't really expect it to be about the war, but it's very much about it. It's interesting to see how different people had to deal with the war, and how different people lived their lives after the war. I really enjoyed it. It's a very powerful and moving film, and I recommend it to anyone who is interested in the war, and/or is interested in history.

The filmmaker, Graeme Harnett, discusses his film "Kinder des Kalifats", the final book by Dutch writer Albert Camus, at the 73rd Chicago International Film Festival. This film was an honor for Harnett, who has spent the past decade creating films on the topic of war, notably the Oscar-winning "Paths of Glory", a film of the Normandy invasion. "Kinder des Kalifats" is also a brilliant and thoughtful story of the freedom fighters, both the Jews and the Arab Muslims, who fled the Nazi occupation of Holland. Harnett also examines the difficulties of filming in the midst of an Arab-Israeli conflict, not just in the context of the Jewish refugees but also in the context of the war between the Israelis and the Palestinians. He also explores the similarities and differences between the Dutch and Israeli governments and the ways in which both cultures have taken advantage of each other's differences to get along. It is also a story of how one small group of people has risen above the other. Although this film was not an Oscar contender, it is a wonderful document of the Dutch resistance movement, and the peace that came about because of it. You can't help but love it. One of the best films of the year.

I'm really amazed by the positive reviews and the public seems to be very much in favor of this film. While I agree that there are a lot of very well thought out issues that are touched upon in this film, I think there's a bit too much of the documentary, to the point that it doesn't really feel like a documentary. I would say this is a good film that is well-made, but I don't think it's as important as the documentary itself. So I wouldn't say it's a good film, and I'd say that if you liked the documentary, then it's better to check this out. But if you didn't like the documentary, then it's probably a good film to check out as well.

In 1999, the German government launched Operation "The Desert Storm" with the stated objective of retaking Kuwait and forcing Saddam Hussein to cede control of Kuwait to the UN. The invasion of Kuwait led to the death of an estimated 4,000 Iraqi civilians and the wounding of many thousands more. This film, "The Desert Storm: America's Worst War", follows the events of the invasion and follows the efforts of a team of journalists to bring this story to the world. The film is made up of four separate segments, each covering a different period in the invasion of Kuwait. The first segment, "The Iraqi Border," follows the life of a young American who decides to leave her family behind in the U.S. to join her brother in the Middle East. The second segment, "The Pentagon's Gamble," details the difficulties of military planners trying to get information out of the Iraqi government. The third segment, "The No Smoking Zone," focuses on a U.S. military officer, who feels that smoking should be banned in Kuwait. The fourth segment, "The Battle of Kuwait," focuses on the impact of the invasion on American lives and families. This is an important film, but it is also a bit too long and sometimes slow. It would have been a better film if it had been shorter. The actors in the film are very good and the film is very well made. I recommend this film to anyone who is interested in history and war. 8/10

The film chronicles the war in Bosnia and Herzegovina from the 1990's to the present day. The filmmakers use real footage, both archival footage and interviews from people who were there at the time, to give a fuller sense of the suffering and sacrifices that the conflict caused. The film is made with great care and detail, and as such is a very effective piece of work. The only other war film I have seen that is as gripping is Saving Private Ryan, and that was in 1994, so it is hard to say whether this is a better film than that. But it is certainly a more complete and more interesting work than Saving Private Ryan. The actors in the film are great, and the film is very well made. It is definitely worth watching. 8/10

This movie is about a group of young men, who come from different backgrounds and have to make a decision of whether or not to join the armed forces. The film is filmed in real time, with the soldiers talking about the decisions they've made, and the decisions they've made. The actors are very good, with the exception of the young men, who are very good. I didn't like the actors, because they were too young and didn't look like real soldiers. However, the film is worth seeing, because it's very realistic, and it gives you an idea of what it's like to be a soldier.

The film is about how the Russians conducted the first day of the Battle of Stalingrad and the events which led to the final surrender of the Red Army. The documentary follows the battle and the people of Stalingrad. There is also a bit about the Battle of Berlin and the role that Germany played in the War. The documentary is an excellent and interesting film. It shows that even the most stubborn of people can change their mind and will to stand for a cause when the only alternative is death. The fact that the documentary is only showing the battle from the Russian side is quite a shame, but I am sure that they will be able to do a more in depth documentary about the Battle of Stalingrad. The battle was a major turning point in World War II, but I doubt that the documentary will ever be able to capture the entire event. I also think that the documentary should have been longer to cover the whole battle. Overall, the documentary is a good documentary and it is well worth watching. The battle was also a turning point in World War II, but I doubt that the documentary will ever be able to capture the entire event.

An intriguing, but slow documentary about a young German soldier's experience in the desert of Iraq. In its favor, it's fairly accurate in its portrayal of the horrors the Iraqi people endured. Most of the documentary centers on his attempts to rebuild a small house and the odd things he encounters along the way. The film is also pretty interesting because it gives a unique insight into a single soldier's experience in the middle of war, and how he is brought back to his home by the locals, and even by his fiancee. In one of the rare scenes, a group of German soldiers, their families, and even his family all come together to watch a film of the veterans he's befriended. If you're interested in German soldiers in the military, this is a good documentary for you. I have no idea what the rating is on here, but I would give it a 7/10. That's pretty good for a documentary. And it's pretty accurate, too.

The footage is from the film, not from the German speaking POW camp where the film takes place. The film depicts the lives of the German speaking POW's (Nazi's) during World War II. It is not a documentary. The film is the only film that I have seen of this subject. I had no idea that I would see this. When I heard that the film would be in English I was very excited. I was curious to see how the film would be as I had read some of the reviews. I have to say, I was very surprised. I found the film to be very moving. There were times when I was just shaking. It is difficult to put into words how much I loved this film. This film brought tears to my eyes. I felt like I had known them since they were little. I will definitely buy the DVD of this film when it comes out. It is definitely one of my favorites. I would definitely recommend this film to anyone. It is a powerful story about a group of people. I would recommend this film to everyone. I was crying a lot.

This is a film that should be watched by anyone with an interest in war. It is one of the most chilling documentaries ever made, and probably the most accurate portrayal of how the people of Wajiristan really felt, the history, the culture, the social structures and the values they hold dear. This film will put any viewer on edge and at least a few tears in their eyes, which is an achievement in and of itself. I also had the pleasure of watching the original German version, which I thought was even more powerful. There were only 3 mistakes I could make in this film, one of which was a missing parent in one scene and an added scene of a guy watching the black and white footage of a mother and daughter. That was also the most effective moment in the whole film. I recommend this film highly, to anyone who enjoys history, or just wants to feel the differences between living in Wajiristan, and living in the West. I would recommend watching this film at least twice.

A short documentary about the Kurdish terrorist attacks on an Iraqi army base in Halabja, in 1991, during the Gulf War. This was part of a massive terrorist campaign to destroy the Iraqi army and the government. The film covers the first few hours of the attack, the aftermath, and the aftermath of the attack itself. The film is an excellent and realistic account of the events that led up to the attack, and how the Kurdish people responded to it. The film also provides a glimpse into the Kurdish culture, and gives a glimpse of life for those who live in Iraq's Kurdish region. As a Kurdish, I was interested in this film because I was a part of the Kurdish people. I feel that the film could not have been made without the participation of the Kurdish people. The Kurdish people provide the voice and the face of the Kurdish people. I would recommend this film to anyone who would like to learn more about what happened in 1991, or to anyone who wants to see the Middle East. I give the film an A+ rating. There are many places that the film could have been better, but the film did a good job in its own right.

A very impressive film, showing the tremendous dedication and skill of the men who fought the war. It is a very informative film, and shows the events of the war from the point of view of the men who fought in it. It is a good movie for people who are interested in the history of WW2, but it is not one to be taken seriously.

I have just watched this documentary, with my friend, and we both agree that it is one of the best documentaries I have ever seen. I was expecting it to be a simple interview with a few actors about the events of the war. But it was not that, it was a very long interview with the real people, the real people, the real war. And it is amazing that you could see a video of people from the villages where these events happened, and they are not just talking about the war, they are talking about the war. It is very hard to imagine how the war affected the people. I am sure that if you have ever been in the village of Kalifats you know the feeling of being abandoned and the feeling of not being accepted. This is a very powerful and very moving documentary. Thank you for telling the story of these people and for making this documentary.

These people have done a wonderful job in the creation of this documentary. The video is well made, especially considering the poor quality of the printed version. It is also very informative. The film shows the poor conditions of the people in the camps and the exploitation they endured, but also the strong ties that they shared with their neighbors. These ties had an effect on the lives of all people. Many people ended up in the camps due to these ties. It also shows how people fled the camps, some even out of fear. Many people ended up going to Germany, where they were given a better life. The film is very informative and helpful. It tells the story of the Holocaust and the people who suffered and survived. The documentary does a good job of showing the cruelty and inhumanity of the Nazi regime. It also shows how the people of Europe survived the Nazi regime. The best part of the film is the documentary itself. It is also very well made and worth seeing. I strongly recommend this film to anyone who enjoys documentaries. The film is well made and well worth seeing.

In a film where all of the "heroes" are male, the film is not really that great. But in a film where all of the "heroes" are female, the film is really great. This film is about a woman named "Sho" who is an ex-soldier and a sex worker. Her life is a nightmare and she tries to survive it by finding out where her husband and daughter are, and how she can get them back. The film is really great. The music is really good and the acting is really good. The film is really good.

Despite the movie's plot being largely fictional, the movie itself is all too real. This is what happens when an entire community is given up to the enemy, and how they try to escape their fate. Many of the refugees have the mentality of children, who believe that a human being is nothing more than a bundle of flesh and blood. Even if the refugees decide to escape, it's no easy feat. These kids are lucky enough to find some semblance of security in the countryside, where they are welcomed by a shepherd and a school teacher, and are taught to be friendly with the animals and the locals. They are taken to an old village where they meet their former teacher, and are given a little bit of food and water. The new shepherd is a kind, kindhearted man who takes the kids under his wing, and teaches them how to speak the language and get along with their fellow villagers. They also learn how to build a weapon. The movie does a good job of showing the refugee's plight, and is an important reminder to the world that every life is precious, and that to those who fled for their lives, it is a journey that will never end. This movie is a reminder to all who know someone who has experienced something like this, that it is not a tragedy, but a tragedy that we are all capable of doing better. I would recommend this movie to anyone, regardless of their political beliefs.

I remember reading in one of the local German magazines that a movie about a POW camp in the French Alps was about to be released, which I had to see. The movie is very good, and you can see the horrors of the camp and the people who lived there. The film is very interesting because you can see the different views of the people from the different countries. The film shows the real stories of the prisoners, but at the same time shows the views of the governments, because they do not want to show the real pictures. You also can see how the POWs are treated when they are released. It is very interesting and I recommend this movie to anyone who is interested in the subject.

This film follows a group of Syrian women who are part of a group of Syrian women who decide to leave their village in order to start a new life in a new town, a new country. The women are educated, work in small shops, give birth, and sell street baby food. They are menaced by members of the local population and by the Syrian soldiers. The men make a deal with the women that they will not go to fight. The women are essentially free to marry whomever they like. The women decide to leave their village. The women decide to stay. There are at least six different story lines and they vary from an 'outsider' trying to find her way in a world she does not understand, to a wife returning home, and finally a Syrian woman forced to leave her home to find new hope and a future. In each of these stories, the women show their resilience. They face danger, racism, family dysfunction, and boredom. There are moments of promise. The women show a warmth and humanity that many other Syrian women have not shown. It is a powerful film and the women are magnificent.

This is a fascinating documentary, and a very well made one. I enjoyed the interviewees, and the story of the woman who was the inspiration for the book. The film has some great footage, and it is a very interesting look at a very important moment in the history of the world. If you are interested in the history of the Holocaust, or in the story of the Wannsee Conference, I recommend this film. It is a very well made documentary.

Like many people, I'm happy to see that the German state and the German people have been able to admit the evil of the Second World War, even if it has cost them many people. What I'm not so happy about is that the Germans seem to be turning their backs on the guilt and the impact of the war, in their effort to get rid of the Holocaust as an issue. The Germans have chosen a position that is in direct opposition to what they did during the war. Instead of admitting their guilt, they are trying to cover it up. In the early part of the film, they try to get the Holocaust under control by persuading Jews to accept that they were not victims but had every right to live in Germany and to be treated with respect. However, it becomes clear that the Jews are not going to be interested in the help the Germans are giving them. The Jews decide to attack the German troops to help themselves and to force the Germans to accept their guilt and to stop fighting against them. In the end, there are no survivors of the Holocaust and the Germans have to face their guilt. I'm sure the Germans are not too pleased about this, but the problem is that the Germans also want to keep it a secret from the public. As a result, they don't have to admit that they committed war crimes, and they have to keep it a secret. When the film ends, the Germans realize that they are not going to get away with this, and the Germans also realize that the Germans have to face their guilt, and they will eventually have to face it. However, I'm sure the Germans will be better off if they make the Holocaust a topic for the new history books. The German government is too interested in the war, and the German people are too proud and too proud to admit that they have been wrong.

This is a documentary on the life and death of Major Kalifats, the last survivor of the German death camp of Dachau. He was the last survivor of the Auschwitz camp. His story is told in a series of flashbacks, in which he describes the atrocities he witnessed at the camp. The director does a good job at conveying the humanity of Kalifats. He is a very gentle and likable man, who is very open and honest. His honesty is very moving. I was very moved by his story, and I really liked his honesty. I also liked the fact that the director was able to show the brutality of the Nazi regime. He does a great job at showing the atrocities that the Nazis did. Overall, I would recommend this documentary to anyone who is interested in the history of the Holocaust. It is a very good documentary that shows the atrocities that the Nazis did.

I was watching the movie in a cinema in Germany and I was very surprised. This movie is a good example of how to make a documentary about a group of refugees, and the main reason why I liked it so much is the way it is filmed. The movie is filmed in a very nice way, with an outstanding camera work, and also a very good sound-track. I really like this kind of movie, and I also think that this movie has a great message, and a great message is that all refugees are not bad, and that they have to be helped and supported in a way that they can live in peace with their neighbours, because they are not good people. I am glad that I watched this movie and I hope that it will be shown in the cinema in Germany. I am also glad that this movie is shown in a cinema, because it is very important that people see this movie, and that they know about it, because it is a very important movie.

Funny, relatable, and full of good news. With some great interviews from soldiers on both sides of the war and from a survivor of the air raid on Berlin, it's a reminder of the reality of the war and a lesson for those still alive. It's a small film but it is well-made and informative. Even if you are not a soldier, the film is still a very valuable lesson and it does not blame anyone for the mistakes of others. It only asks why the soldiers did what they did and why the allied leaders made decisions they made. A must-see.

It is not every day that a documentary film is made that makes a real impact on the world. This film is not only about the Holocaust but the aftermath of it. We are treated to a very well written story and very convincing characters that the audience can relate to. The story follows a group of German soldiers who go through a very difficult time in their life and try to understand what their actions have caused. The acting is very good and the dialogue is very realistic. It is difficult to understand why some people are not upset with the atrocities committed by the Germans but it is clear that many were involved in them. I think the fact that the Holocaust was not properly dealt with in the media makes it harder to understand what happened but I think that most people will be able to relate to it and feel for the people who were involved.

A Finnish documentary about the battles of World War II, filmed in Finland, focusing on a couple of real-life female soldiers. The film is basically a mixture of newsreels, interviews and photos. However, the interviews were mainly taken from World War II. The newsreels were mostly from Finnish newspapers, but the interviews were mostly from Finnish radio and television. This gives the film an excellent combination of visual and audio information. The pictures are often accompanied by music, which is usually not too well known in Finland. The audio is mostly Finnish, but the most notable was the interviews of the women's commanders. Overall, this film is a good documentary. However, it is hard to follow at times, and is very graphic. Nevertheless, it is very well done, and is definitely recommended.

This documentary is a mixture of fact and fiction. One could say it is like a soap opera, but it's not. It is an eye-opening look into the life of the Kurdish people and the Kurdish people's struggle for their own future. The Kurdish people have always been at the centre of any war and the past year has seen their struggle with the IS terror group getting more and more brutal. The story is told by a person who has lived in Kurdistan and who is actually the head of a group of volunteers who take the Kurdish people to Germany to find out more about their country and what they can do to help them. The documentary itself is incredibly well made and I think it deserves the much-deserved Oscar nomination for best foreign film, although I'm not sure how it is going to be received. This documentary is the one that people will be talking about for a long time and I'm sure that it will get the attention it deserves. I think that the best part of the documentary is that it's not preachy and it shows that the Kurdish people are capable of taking care of themselves and their own issues. The best thing about the documentary is that it shows that it is possible for the Kurdish people to be independent. I really enjoyed watching the documentary and I recommend it to anyone who wants to know more about the Kurdish people. I think it is a very powerful documentary and it will not disappoint anyone.

I first saw this film at the Spanish Film Festival in Barcelona, a film festival that does not always lend itself to the experience of local filmmakers. I was very surprised, as this is not a 'low-budget' film. The real star of the film is the director, Raffaella Jimenez. I cannot begin to describe the different emotions and reactions you will have after seeing this film. I felt this film was a very personal experience that helped me develop a deep love for this great country. The real genius of this film is the use of emotion, how the viewer feels. This film is not a 'pretty' film, or a 'teeny film' that is supposed to stimulate the emotions, this film is the complete opposite. It is very intelligent and manages to leave you with a lasting impression. This is not a film for everyone. If you are looking for a 'movie', then this is not the film. This film is an emotional experience and the strength of this film lies in the knowledge that the audience will remember it for the rest of their life.

This movie was a real treat for me. I am not a great fan of the current regime and I would be in the camp of those who oppose their occupation but I also understand that they have the right to defend themselves. I don't know what it is about the new government and the police that the public have a problem with but I thought it was interesting that all of them spoke very openly about their personal experiences and how it affected their lives. The interviews were thorough and often very moving. Even with the rambling and the extended pauses, it was easy to stay interested and on the edge of your seat. I particularly enjoyed seeing the high profile citizens who don't always talk to the press in the states but are around when it comes to their day to day experiences in the occupied territories. Their stories of misery and loss are very poignant and in many ways are reminiscent of the plight of the Palestinians who have been in the occupied territories for over 40 years. It is unfortunate that the "hints" and "implications" are not consistently more illuminating than the actual content. It is very strange how they go from bombast to a serious discussion of the problems of the occupation and the very complex relationship between the occupier and the occupier's people and the way these problems are handled by the police and the occupation. At times it felt like they were interviewing people in the Israeli police and Mossad but it was never clear which of the interviewees were, in fact, serving the police or the occupation. This is a serious matter and it is important to highlight the issues. It would be hard to put it into a few words but it is a very powerful documentary. I found it difficult to distinguish between the interviews with the "real" Palestinians and the interviews with the "Israeli" people and it was difficult to see who was a Palestinian and who was an Israeli. Overall, this movie is important and very well done. Hopefully this is a starting point for others to investigate this subject in depth and it may encourage people to get involved in the struggles and to bring it to a wider audience.

The most accurate documentary I have seen about the holocaust ever. This movie is a must for anyone who wants to learn more about the holocaust. It is about one man's journey through the holocaust, and the man's journey to find his family. There is no doubt that this film will change your life, because it is a must see for everyone. It is a must see for anyone who wants to understand the holocaust, and the people who lived through it.

The movie is a must see. It gives a clear picture of the current situation in Afghanistan and the difficulties that are facing the people. I also appreciated the fact that it didn't focus on the Taliban. I would have liked to see more of the Taliban. The movie was entertaining and it is well done. I am also impressed by the fact that it is not a propaganda movie. It is a documentary. The film is not too long and it is very well done. The movie is not too violent, but it is very graphic. The movie has a great message. It is definitely worth seeing.

If you are interested in the topic of the holocaust, this is a must see documentary. A lot of documentaries that are about the holocaust are either boring or completely inaccurate. This documentary is an exception to the rule. It is based on interviews with many people who knew the participants, from the people that they knew, to the people who they met. I was not able to find the documentary on DVD, so I downloaded the video and watched it on my computer. I was amazed by what I saw. Some of the information was very upsetting, but at the same time, it is very well researched. It is the best documentary about the holocaust that I have ever seen. I recommend this film to everyone who has a heart for the holocaust, or anyone who wants to learn more about it. It is a must see. I am very happy that the documentary is being made available on DVD, because I am very concerned that the people who are in charge of the Holocaust museums will not make the DVD available. I am very upset that they did not make it available. I think that if people are able to see this documentary, they will understand what the holocaust was about, and how horrible it was. This documentary is a must see for anyone who wants to learn more about the holocaust.

I am a refugee in Europe. In the beginning, I couldn't read the Russian language. But then, when I was able to read, I was amazed to see how the situation was growing. The Soviet Union was getting weaker. This is the reason why the refugees started to flee. But now, the situation is changing. The Russians are having to deal with refugees from their country. And this is the reason why we are seeing this video. We can see the refugee crisis in Syria, in Iraq and in Ukraine. It is a sign of the times. It's a message to the Russian people: We are people too. And this is what the movie is about. A very good movie, if you like a very good movie. I'm not a film critic. But I liked this one. It is a good movie, which has been made for the whole world. I recommend it to everyone. I hope you like it too.

I was lucky enough to see the whole of the film. The first half is mainly about the war but after that, I really liked the story. The last part of the movie is mainly about the aftermath of the war. It is a pretty depressing film, as it shows the daily lives of the people affected by the war. It is very hard to watch and I wish it had been longer. If you want to see this film, go see it. You won't be disappointed.

This film takes you on a harrowing journey through the Balkans war between the Serbian and Bosnian Serbs. It tells you the lives of the families who lived through the war, and the horrors that they endured during it. They are told the stories of the families through interviews with their children and grandparents. This film is not just for war buffs. It also shows the many faces of the Bosnian Serbs and the Serbian civilians who supported them. This film is a very personal film about a war that has never been told. This film is great for anyone who has been in a war zone.

This film tells the story of a group of soldiers in the First World War who went AWOL and the Germans who took them hostage. This movie shows the true story behind the events, from the very beginning until the end. The way this movie is made is amazing. You see the real faces of the soldiers, and the main character, Carl, is also a German soldier. If you are into history and can watch movies about the First World War, I strongly recommend this movie.

This is a compelling film about a German soldier who led the way into the hell of the Soviet army during the Second World War. The story is told in a very human way. The film is just like a documentary, but it's much more than that. I felt as if I was there, with these soldiers, and it was a very real and moving experience. The performances were superb, the editing was excellent, the cinematography was superb, and the editing was excellent. I recommend this film highly. It is not a film for everyone, but if you can get over some of the harsh language and violence, you will be rewarded with an honest and very human film.

I watched this movie and was very surprised. It is very informative about the German resistance during WWII and about the different types of resistance and how to organize it. It also explains why the resistance was successful and what role the Nazi's had in the resistance. It is a good movie to show your kids and I think that it is a good movie for any generation to watch. It will teach them how to be proud of what you have, and how to fight and be proud of what you have. It also teaches them how to be loyal to your country and to your people and how to fight for them. I give it a 9 out of 10. The only thing I would change is that they should have shown more of the resistance. It would have made the movie more interesting.

This documentary is one of the best documentaries ever made. I found it difficult to read the subtitles on the DVD, but it really didn't matter. What I found most interesting was the fact that the main character's family members were all just as devastated by the war as he was. He had never been to war, but he had seen the horrors firsthand. I found it very moving. I didn't find the war itself to be so horrible, but I also didn't find the people who fought in it to be so cruel and violent. I don't think there are too many people who actually do understand what it's like to be in a war. But even people who don't have a strong background in history have a general idea of what it's like. There was no exception in this documentary. I found it very moving and I thought it was very accurate. It showed the true horrors of war, and the soldiers who went through it. I didn't think the film was too long, but I found it extremely well-paced and it didn't drag. I thought the documentary was very well-made. It showed the brutality of the war, but also the amazing acts of kindness that people did during the war. It also showed the beauty of the Norwegian countryside, and the friendship and kindness of the people. I thought it was very well-made, and I highly recommend it to anyone who likes history and documentaries. I really like the way the film was made, and I think the people who made it should be proud of it. It was very well-made. 10/10.

I am a total newbie to the history of WW2. I have to say that this movie was a great contribution to the history of WW2. I think that the documentaries that have been made by the historians are really interesting. I don't know why this movie didn't get the recognition that it deserved. It is a must see for anyone who wants to know more about WW2. The movie does a great job at telling the story of the liberation of Breslau, and the tactics used by the SS and their allies to capture and hold the city. The movie does a great job at showing how the Germans came to realize that they had to fight their own people and not the other way around. I can't say that I am a German, but this movie shows that there were several different stories of Germans in Germany. This movie shows that Germans were at war with their own people. This movie was made during the time when Germany was divided into several different countries. Germany was divided into two different countries, which are still divided today. Germany was divided into two different countries. And so were the SS and the Allies. So this movie really shows the differences between the two. It shows that the Germans fought a war against their own people. The movie also shows how the Allies came to realize that they had to fight their own people. And so did the Germans.

I am a German, but I've never been to a war-zone in my life, I'm a student. I was so intrigued by this film. It is a true story, based on the book "Herr Schmidt". I saw it in the theater, and I am so glad that I did. The film is extremely well done. The actors are incredible. Especially the one who plays the father, who is an excellent actor. The father, who has a lot of emotions, which I love, is just so perfect. He is so emotional and he does a great job. The mother, who is played by a very good actress, is so perfect. She is a real mother, and I have to say that she did a very good job. The child actors, who are just great, are really good. I don't know if I would have liked it as much if it was not from Germany, but I would have loved it anyway. The music is so good. It is so emotional and it is so good. The actors are so great. This is an amazing film. I would recommend it to anybody. It is an amazing film.

When I first saw the trailer for this film, I was quite excited to see it. I am a very big fan of "Real Time" and thought this film would be a great way to see it. Unfortunately, I had to wait nearly a year before I could get my hands on it. I am a very big fan of the History Channel, so I figured I would give this film a chance. I was surprised to find that I liked this film. It is definitely a very good documentary about the WW2. I thought that the film did a great job in portraying the time and the battles in an accurate way. It was extremely well made and well thought out. I loved the fact that the film was in German and English. I think that was a great idea because it gave the film a very authentic look. I thought that the director did an excellent job in presenting the story. It was very well done and I think that the film did an excellent job in telling the story. I thought the interviews were great and the subject matter was very interesting. I think that this documentary was a very good way to see the battle for Berlin. It was very well done and I would recommend this documentary to anyone who is interested in the history of the Second World War.

I found this movie to be very sad and a true tribute to the memory of all the young men who fought in the battle of Jutland. This film makes you realize how important the men who fought and died were to the Allied nations in World War II. I think the director did a great job of telling the story of the Jutland battle and the struggle that the young men went through to win the war. I really enjoyed the story of the fight between the German and British troops. I was very impressed by the German soldiers who fought in this battle. I was amazed at the actions of the British soldiers in this battle. This movie is very sad and I felt it was very inspiring to see the bravery and bravery that these young men put in to fight in this battle. The director and producers of this film did an excellent job of showing the bravery and bravery that these young men put in to fight in this battle.

In my opinion, this is one of the best documentaries I have ever seen. It covers a lot of ground and it is a very thorough look at the situation of the people in the Balkans. I was surprised how accurate the documentary was. It is a very accurate portrayal of how people were treated by the Serbs and how they treated the Bosnians. It was also interesting to see how people treated one another and it was interesting to see how the people had to make a choice of whether to stay and fight for their country or to flee and join the Bosnian Army. The film also covered the situation in Serbia, the way the people in Serbia were treated by the Serbian Army and how it affected the Bosnian people. The film was very detailed and it really took a lot of effort to get everything that happened in this situation. The movie also covered the aftermath of the Bosnian war, the reaction to the conflict and the fact that many Bosnians, Serbs and Croats died in the war. It also covered the effects of the war on the young Bosnian girls, the effects of the war on their families and how the Bosnians from the country were affected by the war. Overall, this is an excellent documentary that will leave you with a lot of questions and feelings. The documentary was very accurate and it was very well done. I really enjoyed this documentary and I hope that people will like it as much as I did. 9/10

One of the most important and interesting aspects of WW2 is the way that the German people were allowed to behave towards the enemy. The German people were the first to offer their aid to the Allies in the war and they were the first to join the war against the Soviet Union. But the German people were also the first to be treated like a defenseless race. The Nazi regime did not want the Germans to be treated like an equal race to other peoples. So, the Nazis made sure that the Germans were treated as second-class citizens. The movie is about the part of the German people that were the most discriminated against, the German Jews. It shows the way that the German people were treated and the people who did the injustice. The movie is a good introduction to the subject. I recommend this movie to people who are interested in the subject of World War II and World War II history.

In a certain way, this documentary was similar to what I expected when I first saw the film. It was not the depiction of the Kurdish people or the Kurds themselves, but the way it was presented. The film, I felt, was trying to convey a message of compassion and understanding, but I felt it was being too heavy-handed in doing so. This is because I felt the filmmakers were trying to put too much emphasis on the story itself, and not enough on the story of the people. I felt that they didn't give enough attention to the characters, and they didn't give enough attention to the Kurdish people themselves. I also felt that the film was somewhat overly dramatic. They seemed to have more interest in trying to put as much emphasis on the story as possible, rather than telling a great story. Overall, I felt that this film was a bit overrated. I don't know if the filmmakers are intending to tell a story about the Kurdish people, or if they were trying to tell a story about the Kurds themselves. I just felt that the film was trying to tell a great story, and that was enough for me.

It's amazing that this movie has been so little known. What I've read and heard about this film has been very mixed. The movie is not about the Holocaust, but rather about the different ways people and organizations reacted to the Nazi atrocities in Poland. The movie is about the Polish people themselves and the impact of the Nazis on their lives. It's not a documentary, it's an overview of the Polish people, and a great movie about how they lived, what they did and what they learned. I don't know how many people have watched it, but I've seen it several times, and I'm sure that it will be one of the few documentaries that will stay with me. I've watched it over and over, and I'm sure that there will be many more people to watch it, and I hope that they will see it, too.

I had the pleasure of viewing this movie on February 27, 2003 at the Toronto International Film Festival. The film was directed by Louis Biel, a veteran of the Vietnam War, and follows the efforts of young Canadians who were young when the war ended. They are now in their 30s, trying to figure out what they can do to make a difference in their communities, as well as what the rest of the world is doing. I'm not familiar with the movie, but I do know that it was directed by the most important filmmaker in Canada, and was highly praised at the Toronto Film Festival. It was also nominated for an Oscar. The film is not a documentary. It is not an expose of the horrors of the war. It is, instead, a conversation between the young people involved and the older people who lived through it. The film follows a few individuals who have been involved in the ongoing discussion about the effects of the war on communities in Canada. Most of the conversations are based on personal stories. The individuals interviewed talk about how they feel about the war, their feelings about what they have done to help the veterans, and what they are doing to help the younger generation. A few people are from outside Canada and speak with Canadian accents. I highly recommend the film, and highly recommend it to anyone who has ever experienced the horrors of war.

In this documentary film, director/writer/producer Eric Schmidt discusses his film and the hardships that we all must face, and how we all can be "witness" to the atrocities committed by a nation, and our own complicity in these atrocities. The film begins with a long-winded discussion of the political history of the United States and the struggles of the American Indians, and it covers the story of "civilization" as well. The film is divided into two parts, and the first part is very informative and insightful, but the second part is not as enlightening or informative. I wish that the director and producer had devoted more time to the second part of the film. However, the second part is definitely worth watching. I recommend this film to people who are interested in political history, especially because there are so many historical inaccuracies in this film. This film is a must see.

The film is very well done, I have watched it a few times and it is very emotional. The camerawork and editing is excellent, especially the close ups, I have never seen such close ups in a documentary. The editing is very well done, making the film flow so smoothly. The pacing is very good. The documentary feels like it was filmed in real time, which is very effective. The music is also very effective. The only problem with the documentary is the editing. It would have been nice to have a little more editing, like a few more cuts or a few more minutes of the documentary, but overall I was very satisfied with this film. I was very surprised that I didn't get very emotional watching this documentary, I just didn't feel any emotion for the war. I do feel that the war has been overplayed in documentaries, but this film is different. This film is a very honest and well done documentary. I would highly recommend this film to anyone who wants to see a documentary that is very well done.

I've always enjoyed this film, the first time I saw it I thought it was really great. I've never been able to get a copy of it but I have seen it recently on DVD and was very impressed. I think it is a must see for all who have never heard of the Armenian Genocide. The first time I saw it I was shocked by the horrors of it, the second time I realised the terrible things that happened. I think it was one of the most powerful films I have ever seen. I do not think that it can be criticised. It was a must see film, and I strongly recommend that everyone see it. There is so much more to this film than just what was shown, it is a must see for all who have not seen it.

It's a pity the film wasn't made more than a decade ago. In fact, the only thing this movie has in common with the subject of the movie is the very obvious fact that the subject is what the film is about. So, I guess the filmmakers were trying to make a documentary on the subject of the war in Iraq. The only reason I didn't give this film a 10 is because I felt that the film would have been more interesting if the filmmakers focused on the subjects of the war and the Iraqi people. The film is informative and well-made, but it's a pity that the subject of the film isn't something that would have been interesting. The film's title, "Kalifats", is a play on words and is the Kurdish word for "people". I would have preferred that the film had more to say about the subject of the war in Iraq, but this is a minor quibble.

This is the first documentary I have ever seen on Israel's evacuation of Lebanon. The images are so lifelike that it can be a bit difficult to watch the entire thing. It is fascinating to see how the images move and convey the personalities of the people in these interviews. The process of creating the film was not without its challenges. There are interviews with the families of many of the Lebanese citizens who were evacuated, as well as people who had to evacuate their homes due to the war. The film takes us through the evacuation process and tells us how it went for everyone. It is an amazing piece of work. The film has many special features that are not presented here, such as a recording of the evacuation of the British ambassador from Beirut, as well as interviews with the Israeli army, the U.N. and the Palestinian Authority. The film is very interesting, and the interviews are very well done. This is one of those documentaries that makes you feel as though you are a part of it.

I saw the movie on the Norwegian television. It was a difficult movie to watch because it shows the tragic situation of the Norwegian army and the fighting of the Norwegian people. The scene of the real World War II (WWII) is depicted in such a way that it is not so easy to imagine how a man of the Norwegian army could have known that this war was happening and could have prevented it. The movie is very informative and shows the real situation of the Norwegian army and the Norwegian people. It is a movie that is worth to watch.

I did not know anything about the war, and this documentary only confirmed my ignorance. It is an amazing story of the Nazi's efforts to save their own skin. The film was edited to fit a 2 hour movie. There is no suspense, and there is no true emotion. However, I found it fascinating that the people who made this movie believed it was true. It certainly made me want to learn more about this event.

The film is made for German audiences and is mostly shot in German. The German crew was very professional, though there were a few shaky cam moments. The editing is very good, the use of a hand held camera is a very effective technique. The editing also includes some of the great shots from the documentary "Auschwitz: The Nazi War Machine". The film is well made, though the narration is not as strong as it could have been. The narration of the film is a bit weak and does not always give the viewer the right information. The documentary is very good, though the narration is very weak. The narration is very effective in telling the story of the Holocaust, but it does not always give the viewer the right information. This is a very good documentary, but it is not as good as the documentary "Auschwitz: The Nazi War Machine".

I am a member of the Israeli Defense Forces and I had the opportunity to see this documentary in its entirety. It is a must-see for anyone who is interested in the events in the Middle East. I was amazed to see the degree to which the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) are portrayed in this film. I found the interviews with IDF officers and soldiers to be extremely interesting. I was also amazed to see the extent to which the Israeli media covered the events in Lebanon. This film is extremely informative and I believe that it will be one that will be discussed for years to come. I was also very impressed with the information that was presented on the origins of the conflict and the attempts made by the Israeli Government to "do something" about it. I highly recommend this film to anyone interested in the Middle East.

If you are looking for a documentary about the U.S. war in Vietnam, the Vietnam War, or the horrors of war in general, you will find this film to be a very effective film. However, this film is very complicated to watch, and I recommend that you watch it with a friend who is not too young or too old. Some scenes may be too hard to understand at times. The conflict of a family living with a tragedy, the reality of the war, and the human nature of war all make this film to be very interesting. I would not suggest this film to anyone younger than age 16. The film shows that the war in Vietnam was a very horrific experience, and shows that the U.S. has not truly been in Vietnam. I would also like to mention that I am proud to be a U.S. citizen. I hope this film was as powerful as it is for many people.

This is a very well made documentary. The film was made by Russian Vodka producers as a kind of a propaganda against the US with the words that they were a Russian-made product. The film is based on a very real event in late 1980s. Russia has been trying to stop the flow of US military supplies into Afghanistan by throwing some kind of American-made vodka to the Afghans. I did not expect to see such a film. It shows all sides of the story of this great success of the Russian vodka industry and the great loss of lives in Afghanistan. The film is very honest and truthful in its content. It does not portray the Russian government as evil and evil and evil. The film shows the people of Russia as proud and brave people. I think it is important to make documentaries about Russian culture and the history of Russia. This film is an excellent example of the documentary about Russia. It is a good example of how Russians will do anything for the sake of their country and their nation. I would recommend this film for everyone.

The films of the filmmakers are almost always about the places, people and things they encounter in their travels. We hear about their personal and intimate stories about their travels. In this film, one of the main subjects is about the discovery of the world's largest part of Greenland. A German-Norwegian-Norwegian team on a ship travelling around the world (which is accompanied by a camera crew) would like to take a few photos of the world's largest part of Greenland. They had a few months to fill the photos. They did. Then they spent another months to document their experience. They would like to travel around the world again. The journey begins. In the middle of the film, we are introduced to a few of the characters, but they are not the main focus. It is about the Greenland part of the journey, where the film is very focused. This part is very interesting. There are a lot of stories, like about the connection between the Greenland people and the rest of the world, the realization of the role of the government in Greenland, the politics of Greenland, the corruption of the government, the feeling of the people in Greenland and so on. It is the journey of this team, which is almost the same as the one mentioned in the title. There are many pictures taken, but the team does not want to keep the film running as long as possible. The film ends with the final images. This is a very interesting film. It gives us a more detailed picture about the different parts of Greenland. It is also interesting to see what is happening in the country itself. The director did not want to show all the films, so we see some of the best ones, and the film is more than just a simple "about the Greenland part". I recommend this film to everybody.

The Canadian government had the right idea to produce a documentary about the Canadian Forces and the Second World War. It should have been called "Canada: A Second World War Documentary." The subject matter is too important for a documentary. The documentary is well done, has good production values, good actors and good editing. It's a good story that's told well. It's a pity that the people in charge of the production didn't have the courage to pursue it further.

I found this movie quite interesting. I have not seen much about the people and events of the Holocaust in Europe. I had seen a few documentaries on the subject, but I have never seen the movie. I was surprised to see the movie was so well made. The documentary style makes the movie look more real. I liked the movie. I would recommend it to anyone who wants to learn more about the Holocaust. It is definitely a must-see.

This is a fantastic documentary about the war between the German and Soviet armies during the Second World War. It covers a lot of ground and is well worth your time. The movie shows the atrocities committed by both sides in the war. It also shows the difficulties that the Soviet people faced in trying to rebuild their country after the war. The movie also shows the differences between the Soviet and German people. The Soviet people are shown as being somewhat more intelligent than the German people. This is a great documentary that shows the horrors of war and the suffering that many people went through. It also shows that the Soviet people were willing to fight and fight to the death to protect their country. This is a great movie that shows the horrors of war and the suffering that many people went through.

The movie is divided into three parts. The first part of the movie deals with the events of the first few days after the liberation of the city. The second part is about the aftermath of the liberation, and the third part is about the third day of the liberation. The first part is a very good overview of the events and the aftermath. The second part is about the events of the liberation, but it doesn't focus on the people, but on the police and the military. The third part is about the third day of the liberation. The first part is very interesting and the second part is very good, but the third part is very good. I really recommend this movie to anyone who likes to learn about the events of the liberation of the city of Guelderbes. I think this movie will be very good for everyone.

As a German, I thought this movie was an interesting insight into the German perspective on the Middle East conflict. I think that the big story here is the Christian Christians - most of them are from Syria and Iraq - and they are the majority. They are quite vocal about their hatred towards the Moslems, and they have always been active in trying to kill them. The Israelis have always been on the right side of history, but their leaders are also rather a bit liberal - perhaps too liberal. There is also a lot of anti-Semitism, mainly against Jews, which is just a different way of dealing with the Moslems. For some, the Israelis are the good guys, and they just want to protect their country, while for the other side, the Moslems are the enemy. There is also a lot of hatred for the Germans, who have always been on the left side of history, and they have always been able to get away with things because they are just more "normal" than the others. The Moslems are in a very different position, but they have been facing this problem since the time of the Crusades. The way they are treated by the Germans is just a different way of dealing with the problem, and maybe it is not a bad way to solve it. In any case, this is an interesting look at the German perspective on the Middle East conflict, and it is well worth watching.

If you're a child of the 80's, you may recall a long-time favorite, a series of TV commercials that ran on Nickelodeon and others. The commercials were all based on a well-known cartoon character, and in this film, they tell a story based on that character's life. This is a very well-done film. The story is quite good, and it's told in a very moving way. The characters are all well-developed and the acting is quite good. The plot is interesting and doesn't rely on the same old story lines as most of the other films. I really enjoyed the film, and I highly recommend it. I give it a rating of 8/10.

This film is about the effects of war on the people in the small town of Kalifats, where they are at war with the German occupying army. The film is very well made, the cinematography is beautiful and it is an excellent and unique documentary. The best thing about this film is the amazing actors and actresses, who have portrayed themselves in a very realistic way. You can see the same faces in different locations, in different periods of their lives. The film is very interesting, it shows the hardships of the people and the impact of war on the town. A must see film. My vote is nine. Title (Brazil): "Kinder des Kalifats" ("The Children of Kalifats")

I've been a fan of Katerina Schlosser's work for a while and it's hard to believe that I've never seen this documentary before. I was pleasantly surprised by this, and I would highly recommend watching it. It's a very well done piece of work, and one that I'm sure most people who have not seen it will enjoy as well. I would highly recommend seeing it, and I hope you do, too.

I've never been to a war, but as a former American Marine, I felt a little bit ripped off, being the only German I knew in the army. The film is a great example of how military leaders, including President Obama, have been propagandized. The film is very accurate in showing the actions of the German army during the first two years of the war. This film is very well researched, and the movie is narrated by a former Marine. I don't think any more can be said about the film, but I highly recommend it to anyone who has even a passing interest in WWII history.

I know, this is a German film, but I really felt a connection to this. It was really sad and I could feel the pain of the mothers. It was really good to see all the children who were abused. It was also a little bit hard to understand how the Germans and the Soviet Union could have been so cruel to the kids. I think the children in the film were really like real people, but it was difficult to really feel that way. It's really difficult to tell the real story, the real story of the children. But it was good that it was made. It was really great to see the children and see the life of the German soldiers. The film really touched me. I really hope that the film will be shown in Germany. I really recommend the film. It was really good.

This is an excellent documentary about the atrocities committed by the Iraqi government and the forces of the U.S. and allies during the occupation of Iraq. It is not a particularly enlightening documentary, but it is a very important one. It gives you a great deal of insight into the human cost of the war in Iraq and the consequences of the war for the Iraqis. This film is a must-see.

As a person who loves the works of Martin Scorsese and has worked with him in the past, I can understand why he would want to make a film about his life and times. He knows how to use all the different mediums to tell a story, and this film is no exception. It is a film that will resonate with many people and will appeal to everyone regardless of how old they are or what stage of life they are in. It is the kind of film that keeps you on your toes, as you wait for the next big scene. Scorsese does a great job of making you feel that you are not just watching a documentary but watching a documentary that is part of a movie. The story is not so much about Scorsese's life, but about his life as a man and a father. The way in which the film shows the struggles of Scorsese as a man is not only interesting but very moving. The first hour of the film is incredibly emotional, and if you watch it with an open mind and not expecting much, you will enjoy it very much. Scorsese's style of editing makes the film interesting, but it is not so much about the editing itself, but the story of his life and the problems he faced as a father and a man. The way in which Scorsese uses the camera to show the story is not the way you would think of it, but it is a way that has been used by Scorsese before and in many of his other films. The film has a wonderful cast, and I can not think of a single one who was not great in their roles. The supporting cast was also very good, especially the ones who played Scorsese's son and his girlfriend. All in all, I would recommend this film to anyone who is interested in a documentary about a man who has given so much to the world. This is a film that everyone should see, and it will be a film that I will watch many times over.

It's an eye-opening film about the horrible conditions of refugees in Turkey. I'm not sure how many people will watch this film, but I can't imagine it being much of an impact on anyone. I thought it was a very powerful film. The film starts off with a young boy who was forced to leave his home in Aleppo, Syria. He has no idea of what he is going to do with his life. He is so traumatized by the war that he has lost his family. The film then follows the boy and his family as they flee to a refugee camp in Turkey. They are told that they will be given a new life and a new life. They are told that they are going to be able to go to school and get a job. The film then follows the boy and his family as they try to get to the border of Syria. The film does not show the actual border crossing, but it is important to understand that this is not a reality. The border is guarded by the Turkish army and the border is closed to all but a few people. The film is very interesting and it shows a lot of the conditions of refugees in Turkey. The film is very well made and the film makers are very well trained. I was surprised at the level of emotion that the film was able to evoke. I felt a lot of anger and sadness for the people that were forced to leave their homes and the people that were forced to leave their families. The film is very well done and it is a very powerful film.

When I first heard of this movie, I was thinking it was another "I am a Muslim" type movie, but I found it much more interesting than that. It shows how the Dutch made themselves feel comfortable in their own skin in order to keep it. It shows how the Dutch "kinder" (teach) their children and adults to love and be loved. The movie also shows how the Dutch became very self-sufficient in terms of food, housing, clothing, and education. It also shows how they are in control of their own destiny, and don't need to depend on the outside world. The Dutch made their own history, and that is what they are most proud of. The movie is a very strong reminder of what is most important in life. The Dutch are very proud of themselves, and so are the people who are watching the movie. This movie should be watched by everyone.

This is a very good documentary about the war in Afghanistan, the battle for the minds of the Taliban, and the struggle to build a society from scratch. The documentary is very well done, and the fact that it is a documentary does not detract from the quality of the film. The documentary follows the lives of the families of the soldiers that died in the war. The documentary does a great job of showing the pain of the families, the sadness of the families, and the fear of the families. It also shows the struggles of the soldiers themselves, the fear of being caught, the fear of being killed, and the fear of being killed. It is an extremely important documentary. The film is very well done, and I highly recommend it.

This documentary is a must-see for anyone who is interested in the history of the Armenian Genocide. It is a gripping story about the lives of the Armenian people, and how they survived the genocide. The film shows the lives of the children and the young adults who survived the genocide, and the challenges they faced. It also shows the challenges they faced when they returned home to their families. The film is also about the events that took place during the genocide. The film is well done, and the story is told with great passion. The film is based on interviews with survivors, and it is well-told. The documentary is well-made, and it is a must-see for anyone who is interested in the history of the Armenian Genocide.

This is a very slow and thoughtful film. In my opinion, the pace of the movie is perfect, the film never rushes. The camera work, editing, and sound work together to make this film feel like a documentary. I think that the film also gives a lot of information about the war in Kosovo. It does show the differences between Albanian and Serb sides. It also shows the Yugoslav side of the conflict. This film is an interesting look into the war in Kosovo. I highly recommend watching it.

This is a documentary that tells the story of the so-called "Kinder Kalifats" in the Netherlands, a group of mainly young women who are forced to leave their homes and live in a refugee camp for the rest of their lives. The documentary focuses on one of the women, and her story. The documentary is well done, and I was glad to see that it was not just a one-sided view. It was interesting to see the views of both the men and women, and I would recommend it to anyone who is interested in the subject.

A true story about a group of children and their parents. The story is very interesting, and the film is well done. The children are very likable, and the parents are very sympathetic. The film is very informative, and the story is very realistic. It's a shame that this film is not available in English.

I was a bit skeptical of seeing this movie because of the old trailers that had been floating around and all of the hype. However, I was quite surprised by the movie. The movie tells the story of the "Kalifats" or "Little People" as they were referred to in the documentary. They are a German language group that has a history of being persecuted by the Nazi regime. The movie is a little slow at first but once you get into it, you're hooked. The movie shows how the Kalifats were subjected to the Germans and how they felt when they were taken from their homes and turned into labourers for the Germans. The Kalifats were put on the roads to do the work of building roads for Germany. The Kalifats were not paid for their work and were not allowed to have any kind of rights. The Kalifats were put in camps to be used as slaves. The movie is very accurate and you can see the pain and misery the Kalifats went through. The movie is quite sad but very informative. The movie is also very funny and I loved how it showed the Kalifats' love for music and how they became famous in Germany. The music in the movie is amazing. The music was especially great during the scenes where the Kalifats were performing in front of the German people. I really recommend this movie to anyone who wants to learn about the Kalifats. I'm sure this movie will make you think and maybe even make you angry.

A very well made film. The film is a combination of interviews with the German POWs, interviews with their families, and interviews with German POWs themselves. It is a very well done film, and I would recommend it to anyone who wants to learn more about the Holocaust. The film is very well done and does not rely on a single interview. The film is a very good representation of the life of the German POWs, and I would recommend it to anyone who wants to learn more about the Holocaust.

This is a great film. The point of view is from the perspective of the young people who survived the war. The film shows how the young people were separated from their families and the human rights violations they suffered. The filmmakers had the right idea to start with the story of these young people and make a documentary about their experiences. It's a very powerful film. I recommend it highly.

A documentary about the famous military training camp in the French Guiana in 1944. It is a very accurate documentary, but also very depressing. It is a kind of a diary of the camp, which is very well made. The actors are very good, and the actors and the crew are very professional. The story is very interesting and it is very good. The camp was a training camp, and it was a very good camp. But it was also a terrible camp. I would recommend this movie to everybody. I am glad that it was made. It is a very good documentary about a very important part of World War II. It is very good.

This is a good documentary, and worth seeing if you want to see the real story behind the humanitarian crisis in the country. The story of the people in the camps is very moving. I also liked the way that the documentary took a look at the camps, rather than focusing on the story of the people. The biggest weakness in this film is that it is not very well edited. It jumps from one point to another, and does not give the viewer enough time to process what is happening in the film. It also could have been a little shorter to allow time for the viewer to see the camps more closely. I also think that the director did not give enough time for the people who were interviewed to tell their stories. For example, I thought the film was very difficult to understand because of the way it was edited, but I think that it could have been a little bit shorter to allow more time for the people to tell their stories. Overall, this is a good documentary and worth seeing if you want to see the real story behind the humanitarian crisis in the country.

When I watched this movie I was thinking, "how come I'm not hearing from the British people or the media?" This movie, and all the related documents is part of a landmark case. The problem is, that not only is it so well done, but the movie has been edited together with great love. I had no idea this story would be so much compelling, and so well presented. I have not seen a documentary in which so much was shown, so often. I have been on the other side of this war and I can say with authority that this is one of the best I have ever seen. The story of British soldiers who refused to fight in a dangerous conflict, even though it was their first experience of combat, and they were greeted by a British officer who said "you do know what you signed up for, don't you? Your children will be conscripted. They won't be allowed to go to school." This movie is wonderful. This film is what makes me love movies. I know it is based on a true story and the time line was just not consistent. But what it does have is an amazing story. It was on my list of favorites. It makes you feel like you are there and being a part of it. Even though I was talking to my Dad when I watched this, he looked at me, and said, "Well, I guess you know what I would do." He said that I could not expect too much from a documentary, but I think this is one of those films where you can't even know what you are missing, because the story is so well told. I give this a 9 out of 10.

An unusual choice for the documentary. For a while I was wondering whether it was a documentary or not. But once I had it all figured out, I was positively delighted. For a documentary it is quite sobering and seems to have the expected hand-held camera but with the other elements included in the mix, namely a good sound track and editing that gives you a sense of the culture of war. I don't think the documentary style of the director is particularly evident, but he does a fine job. For a German documentary it is more entertaining and informative. For the uninitiated, I found the film quite educational.

This movie, shot in 2004, tells the story of a group of young people who went to the west bank of the Nile in order to look for a former friend, hoping to find the whereabouts of his son. The journey is marked by great suffering, loneliness and misery. The film, which was directed by a Norwegian, and which also includes some striking and poetic scenes, is a beautifully told story, told with strong and un-cliched performances. It is a pity that the French-speaking world never heard of it. A must see, for anyone who has ever been in a war or who wants to know more about what it was like.

I had the opportunity to see this documentary at the Sundance Film Festival and I think it was a great film. It tells the story of the Armenian Genocide and how it affected the lives of the people. It also tells the story of the people who survived and how they lived. I was very impressed by the way the film was shot and the way it was told. The story is very moving and it really makes you think about what happened and what could have been done to stop it. It is also very well made and the way it was filmed made it very interesting. I think this film is very important and it is definitely worth seeing.

I was fortunate enough to catch this film at a film festival in London. It was very moving, but I was never fully satisfied with the film. I think the director, who directed the film in Poland, should have given us more in-depth analysis of the issues and events in the film. It was a very strong film, and it had a powerful message, but it left me feeling empty, unsatisfied and like I had missed something important. If you have a chance to see this film, I highly recommend it. I also believe that this film is very important to those who are on the frontlines of the war in the former Yugoslavia.

This documentary is an excellent example of how an organization can be so effective in changing public opinion. In order to get their message across, the group sent a new letter to every American citizen, which stated that the war was a mistake. The reason for this is that they were only fighting the Taliban, not the government. This film is a great example of how to do an effective campaign. It is a must see for all Americans.

I saw this movie on TV a few years ago, but I have forgotten about it ever since. I was curious to see it again on DVD. I must admit I was not sure what to expect. But, I was pleasantly surprised. The film is well shot and well edited. It is a documentary about the Kommandant-General of the Germans and the people of the occupied countries. The Germans were almost non-existent in the occupied countries. The Nazis were the ones who did most of the work, but the French, the Belgians and the Belgians did not do anything except for a few activities in their own countries. The documentary is a great way to learn about these countries and their peoples. It gives a very realistic picture of the people and their lives in these countries. It is a must-see for anyone who wants to know more about the peoples of the countries involved. The movie is a must-see for anyone who is interested in the history of the occupied countries.

This is a very well done documentary on the effects of the war on the children of WWI. It is a very sensitive topic and the film does not shy away from the fact that the children were forced to become soldiers. This documentary is not a film about the German soldiers, but the children of those soldiers. It is a film about the children of WWI, their lives, the effect of the war on them, and the effect of the war on their families. The film is very well done, the only problem is that the film doesn't really cover enough of the children. It does go into the war for the children and the adults of the family, but there is not a lot of time devoted to the children. This could have been made into a more detailed documentary, but it is still a very good film, and I would recommend it to anyone who has seen any of the films I have mentioned above.

It was a long time since I have seen a documentary on the Holocaust. I have to say that this documentary was excellent. I was amazed by the historical accuracy and the director did an excellent job in presenting the documentary. This documentary is very informative and I would recommend it to anyone who is interested in the Holocaust. It is very graphic, but that is what makes it so effective. If you are interested in the Holocaust and want to know more about the topic, I recommend this documentary. I would rate this documentary 9/10.

This documentary is a well crafted piece, well edited and well acted. The film is a testament to the hard work that the thousands of Canadians who were sent to the Iraq War, went through. The camerawork is excellent, and the emotional and emotional scenes are powerful. The documentary follows the Canadian Forces' experience, as well as the Iraqi Civil War. The acting is superb, and the film is an important document to those who were there and the people who will be there. I don't feel like the film should have been made, but the soldiers and families deserve a good story. I recommend this documentary to anyone who is interested in the Iraq War. I also recommend this film to anyone who is interested in what happened in Iraq.

The movie is an excellent and objective movie about the Afrikaans people, which we can watch without any fear of any white person being offended. It is a must see for anyone who is a young person or a old person who has been to Africa, especially for all the Afrikaans people who have had a lot of experiences to learn from and love. The movie contains a lot of good things that the Afrikaans people have experienced and had to face during their history. In the end, the movie is really inspiring and it shows us that we have the right to make movies about our history, especially when we have a history of colonialism and racism. We should not lose our dignity and dignity should not be lost.

This movie tells the story of a group of soldiers who were sent to the Middle East to find some of the missing children. The movie was shown on television at the end of 2003. It was one of the last pictures showing the real face of the Middle East. It was like a documentary and it gave the real feel of what is going on in the Middle East. It was a very good movie and I recommend it to anyone who wants to know what is going on in the Middle East.

I've watched this movie about 4 times and every time I find something new. I like it because it shows the same events that happened in Iraq and Afghanistan. The events are very similar in both countries, the people are mostly the same, the motivation for the fighting is the same, the police are the same, the main character is the same, the whole mentality is the same. It's a very important movie because it shows the same problems in Iraq and Afghanistan and I think that is important because there is not much information about them. I also like that it shows the UN and US soldiers not to blame, but the other soldiers. I think that it's a very important movie because it shows that people are not only the US or the Iraqi or Afghan soldiers, but other people are involved in this conflict. I would like to see the movie again, because it's very interesting.

As an Iraqi woman, I have always felt that my country's image in the world has been a very negative one, and that it is hard to even think about Iraq as a whole. The film "Kalifats" (The Beloved) documents the process of reconstruction and development of the country, and it is very important that we all become aware of the good that we have in this country. I highly recommend watching this film, it is a must see for everyone. There are some things in this film that are very difficult to understand. I don't know if I am a native speaker, but some of the subtitles in the film are not so easy to understand. This film is very beautiful, very moving, and I think everyone who watches it should become aware of the great country that Iraq has become.

As someone who watched the entire documentary on the Internet, I can say that the length of the film was necessary to achieve the point the filmmakers were trying to make. However, the lengths they went to in order to bring the entire country and its people to the forefront of the WWII atrocity, was just plain unnecessary. I would have enjoyed the length of the film if it was shortened. It was more about the actual events and less about the documentary itself. If you like documentaries, this is one that you will enjoy.

This is a terrific documentary. The amount of information that is made available is amazing. What makes this film so remarkable is that it's completely free, with no ads, no profanity, no violence, no nudity, and no political propaganda. It's a no-holds-barred attack on the German regime and it is what it was intended to be. I saw this documentary with a friend of mine and we both agreed that this was a wonderful piece of work. It's full of facts and numbers and maps, and it's so beautifully produced and edited that it seems like you're looking at a documentary. It is very, very hard to make a film like this, but it is a truly brilliant piece of work. You should definitely see this film if you like documentaries. It is an important, important film.

This film is an excellent portrayal of the life of a soldier in the civil war in France. It is one of the few films I have seen that actually shows how soldiers have to live in the trenches. The acting is very good, and I felt for the soldiers. The film is very powerful and I would recommend it to anyone interested in WWI. It is also an excellent film to show to children. Overall, I highly recommend this film, and I think everyone should see it.

I am an American and I was not expecting this movie to be as well done as it was. I am a veteran and have seen many war movies and documentaries. This movie was more like a documentary. It was not a war movie. It was more like a documentary about how the veterans and their families were treated in the military. It was like a documentary about the war and the war veterans. I have never been to Iraq and I have never been to Kuwait, but I understand the war. I think the people that made this movie did a great job of making it. I thought it was a very good documentary and I would recommend it to everyone.

The movie is based on the life of a young German soldier in the First World War. He was wounded at the Battle of the Somme, and was captured by the Russians. He was sent to the Russian front, and became a POW. In his memoirs, he recounts his experiences. The movie is very well made. It is well paced, and does not bog down. It is a good film about the life of a German soldier during the war. I would recommend this film to anyone who is interested in the war. It is well worth the price of admission.

I really liked this movie, and it's also a good movie to watch with your family. The director did a great job in bringing the story to life. I think that the movie is a good way to bring the truth of what happened during the Holocaust to the audience. I also liked the way the director presented the history of the Holocaust, from the beginning to the end. It was a great movie, and I highly recommend it to anyone who is interested in the Holocaust.

I'm a huge fan of the film, and I think it's great. The story is based on a true story, and it is well written. The acting is good, and the music is great. The film is not overly long, and I think it is very well paced. The only problem I have with the film is the ending. It's a bit of a let down. It was kind of sad, but I understand that it was a bit of a let down. Overall, I think it's a great film, and I recommend it to anyone who enjoys a good film.

This is a very interesting film about the struggle of the Kurdish people against the Turkish government. It is also a very important film in that it shows that the Kurds are not only a minority in Turkey, but also in many other countries. This film is very important because it shows that the Kurds are not just a minority in Turkey, but also in many other countries. The film is very well made, and it has a very interesting story. I highly recommend this film.

I was surprised to find out that the people who made this film have been making documentaries about the Vietnam War for years. I found that the stories of the soldiers were very compelling, and the film was very well made. I would recommend this film to anyone who is interested in the war in Vietnam, and the soldiers who fought there. I also found it interesting to see the life of one of the soldiers, who has been fighting in the war since the first day he arrived in Vietnam. I found that this was a very moving film, and would recommend it to anyone who wants to learn more about the war in Vietnam. I would also recommend it to anyone who wants to learn more about the lives of the Vietnamese people.

I think that the movie is a very good one. It shows a lot of information about the history of the Kalifats and the history of the Armenians. It is very interesting. I am not an Armenian. But I think that the movie is very good and the information is very good. It is very well done. It is very interesting and I think that it is a very good movie.

This is a very good documentary about the human rights violations that were committed in Rwanda. The movie is very well done. It does not take a lot of time to get to the point. It does not have any overt political message. It is not too long. It does not try to make a political statement. The documentary is very informative and very well done. It does not show any of the atrocities committed by the Rwandan government. It shows only the events that happened in Rwanda and the events that took place in the rest of the world. I would recommend this movie to anyone who is interested in human rights and the Rwandan genocide.

The video for "Honey, I'm Burning Up" is a documentary that tells the story of the US government's decision to fire on unarmed Iraqi civilians during the invasion of Iraq in 2003. The movie is very well made and gives you a clear picture of what the war was really about. It also gives you an insight into the different opinions about the war that were held in the US at the time. I personally think that this film is extremely important because it shows how the US government was just using the situation to push their agenda and make a quick buck. It's very interesting to see how the government was so quick to blame the Iraqi people for the violence that was happening. I think that this film is a must see for anyone who wants to know more about the war and the war in general. It's definitely a good documentary to watch and it's definitely worth watching.

This is a great documentary, but it is only a documentary. If you want to know what is going on in the Middle East, and what the U.S. is doing, you should read a book. This is a good one, but not a great one. It is very well made, but it is not very compelling. The main thing that the documentary is about is the US role in the Middle East, but it is not very compelling. You would have to read a book to get the same information.

This is the second documentary film I've watched on the conflict in Gaza. The first was "Gaza: A Portrait of Hope" (2003), directed by Eva Mozes and produced by the Israeli film company, JVC. The director of this film is Oren Peli, who is also the film's producer. This film tells the story of the "Gaza Children's Centre" (GC) that was established in 2002 by the Israeli NGO, the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC). The director is also a child himself, and he was born in Israel and grew up in the Gaza Strip. He speaks about the life of the children in the Gaza Strip, and the conditions they are living under, and how the children are affected by the conflict. The film is very moving and very well-done. The director also has some very interesting and personal stories about the children. One of the children he interviewed was a 10-year-old boy who was sent to the GC by his father to be a part of the war, but he is now a very happy and healthy child, and his father has even started a school for him. The director also tells about the children who are staying at the GC. The director's own children are very much involved in the war in Gaza. He tells about his own child who is in the military, and he also tells about his own child who is a medic in the IDF. I have to say that I liked this film very much. The director has made a very good film, and I hope that the film will be released in the U.S. in the near future.

A good documentary on the plight of the people of Iraq. The only bad thing about it is the fact that the film is only in German. If you can find a copy of it, you'll enjoy it. If not, you won't.

The movie was a good representation of the movie, however the ending was a bit disappointing. I would have liked to see the Iraqis' reaction to the Americans in the end, as they were really great in the movie. The ending was a bit sad, but I understand that it's a movie. I liked the movie, but I didn't think it was a great movie. It's not the best movie ever made, but it's a good movie.

This documentary is an excellent example of how an independent documentary film can be made and how much can be achieved if a well-known director and a well-known subject can be involved. I've never heard of this film before I watched it but after watching it I was pleasantly surprised. I've seen the movie several times and I always find it interesting and quite enjoyable. I think the director's decision to not make it into a Hollywood style film was a good one. I think it would have been better if he had. This film was made in French but the quality of the film is great. The fact that it was made in France really helps to make it seem more French. I'm not a big fan of the French language and I'm not sure why the French language is used in the film but it was quite good. I also think the director's choice of camera angles was good. I'm not sure if it was just a choice of the camera but it was definitely good. I'm not sure if it's a good thing that it was shot in French but I think it was a good choice. I really enjoyed this film. I think it's worth watching.

The first thing that struck me about this film is the sheer amount of time it is. It's a little over 2 hours long and you're constantly being reminded of how long it is. I understand this is a documentary but I was hoping it would be shorter and would be more of a look into the lives of the people who served in the Second World War. But I was also expecting the film to have a more human and humanistic approach. It was not. I thought the film was very slow and at times boring. I didn't really care about the people in the film and I found myself thinking to myself "they don't seem to have any real feelings." There are no real emotions. It is a documentary, but not a very good one. I was disappointed with the ending and I would not recommend this to anyone.

I liked this film a lot, because it showed a good picture of what happens in a war zone. It showed the difference between the two types of soldiers. Some people would say that the Americans are the best soldiers, but they are not. The Germans are very good soldiers. The movie shows a lot of the different kinds of soldiers in a war zone. I liked that the movie showed the differences between the two types of soldiers, that is the best. Also, it showed that the American soldiers were very good soldiers, but they were not good soldiers. I think that it was a good movie. I give it a 7 out of 10.

The film is very interesting, but not very informative. The images are really great, but the way the film is presented is really boring. The images are very well filmed and the story is very interesting. However, the way the film is presented is really boring, and the narration of the film is really annoying. The movie is very interesting, but not very informative.

I have never seen this movie before and I was not expecting much. The film was not that bad and it did not have any plot holes. The movie had a lot of shots that were really good and some that were really bad. I was not expecting much from this movie and it did not disappoint me. It is a good movie to watch and it is not that bad.

I found this documentary to be extremely well done. The story is very well told and is based on the experiences of a small group of young German soldiers in the Middle East. The film does a great job at showing the hardships and horrors of war. The German soldiers talk about their experiences and the horrors of war. It is also interesting to see what the young soldiers have to go through to survive. I found the film to be very moving and very informative. The film is very well done and I recommend it to anyone who enjoys a good documentary. I rate this film a 7 out of 10.

I enjoyed this movie and think it was well done. I think the movie would have been better if it had been a bit more realistic. I think the main problem with this movie is that it was very slow. I think that if they had just shown more of the fighting and fighting with other nations it would have made the movie more interesting. The main problem is that the movie is too long. I think that if they had shortened it by about 10 minutes and cut out the scenes of the war they would have made a better movie. I think that if you want to see a good war movie and you don't mind the fact that it is long, then this is the movie for you. If you are looking for a good war movie that is also good to watch with your friends, then I would recommend watching this movie.

The most significant part of this documentary is the interviews with the families of the dead. They tell their stories, some of them in their fifties and sixties. In one of the interviews, a young man, who is now a priest, says he would not have been so open about the massacre if he had not been a priest. I would have to say that this is one of the most important things to know about the history of the Holocaust. I have read the book "The Germans: The Holocaust in World War II" by Robert Lacey, and this is the most comprehensive study of the subject. The book has some good pictures of the camps, and also of the deportations. The book also contains a detailed description of the German military authorities' role in the deportation of the Jews. It is not a documentary, but it is an important book, and it is recommended. It is also the most readable of the books I have read about the Holocaust.

It's a good movie, but not the best I have ever seen. It's about the Kurds and the genocide of the Armenians. It's very interesting and the information is very good. It's a very important topic that I really want to know more about. It's also a movie that I can watch again and again. It's very well made and the acting is very good. I like the way they show the genocide and the Kurdish people. I also like the way they show the Kurdish people and the Armenians. I think it's a very good movie. I would give it an 8/10.

This documentary is a nice look into the current situation in the Middle East. The conflict is a huge one that affects many nations and people, and this documentary does a good job of showing the various sides of the story. However, I think the first half of the documentary was a little slow and didn't really show much of the conflict. The second half was better, showing the various sides of the conflict and how they came to be, but not as much as the first half. I would recommend watching this documentary, but don't expect a lot.

A new documentary about the history of the world's first chemical weapons. I have never heard of this before. The film is about a group of people who worked on the program. The film is good. It's hard to tell if it's a documentary or not. The first half is about the program. The second half is about the program's workers. The documentary is well done and it is interesting. I recommend it.

This documentary is about the struggle of the children of Iraq during the first years of the war, who were raised by their father, a man who was killed in action. They were left to fend for themselves and the government was unable to provide them with any form of protection. Their father was forced to sell their land and take their kids from them. The documentary follows their struggle and the emotional impact the war had on them. It's an eye-opening experience that will leave you with a very different perspective on what the war was really about.

I saw this film in the theater and was very disappointed that I couldn't find it on video or DVD. I was very glad that I didn't pay to see it in the theater, because I would have hated it if I had paid to see it in a theater. The film is about a group of Jewish children who were taken to Auschwitz by their parents, and their stories of their experiences are told in the form of a children's book. The film is very well done, but it is also very depressing. It is very hard to watch the film, because the story is very sad and very painful. It is a very powerful film, and I recommend it to anyone who has a weak stomach.