A moving series. Almost like real if you've gone through war. Suffering in its worst. Human cruelty on one side and the will to live on on the other.
Though the flesh is so powerful that forgets the sense of hope and is lost though the rubbles and the need for human warmth.
All human feelings are strongly exposed in their absolute bluntness with a few words and amazing photography.
Eternal friendship which was built via great suffering is destroyed and expressed with an eye sight with no words but only with facial expressions of great acting.
Alfred is a paradigm of human unfairness.
He is wandering 'what did I do wrong to be in such a misery' and he can find no answer...
Albert.
Though the flesh is so powerful that forgets the sense of hope and is lost though the rubbles and the need for human warmth.
All human feelings are strongly exposed in their absolute bluntness with a few words and amazing photography.
Eternal friendship which was built via great suffering is destroyed and expressed with an eye sight with no words but only with facial expressions of great acting.
Alfred is a paradigm of human unfairness.
He is wandering 'what did I do wrong to be in such a misery' and he can find no answer...
Albert.