This film had a larger effect on me than any other. It made me realize that we can not bury our heads in the sand while the worst atrocities are occurring. Unfortunately, left wing socialist types, certain false artsy types, the kind of minorities that believe peacemakers are uncle toms, and sheltered spoiled americans, and kid who have been raised on tolerance indoctrination and African masks, all have to look in the mirror when they see this film and realize that there is a large world out there in which people are fighting for survival when politically correct types in the U.S. and Europe think such things as gender neutral language is a major world issue.
Thank God for this film. The world is not about race or gender or proper language. Some films congratulate themselves because they believe they have pushed the envelope by showing someone wash there teeth or get sick which is pointless and goofy realism. This film goes to the largest issues of mankind. It can be a life and death struggle for survival for millions with incredible challenges. There are bigger things than the mall or the man in the mirror. The Burke quote at the end says it all.
Thank God for this film. The world is not about race or gender or proper language. Some films congratulate themselves because they believe they have pushed the envelope by showing someone wash there teeth or get sick which is pointless and goofy realism. This film goes to the largest issues of mankind. It can be a life and death struggle for survival for millions with incredible challenges. There are bigger things than the mall or the man in the mirror. The Burke quote at the end says it all.