sailor75565

This is a very interesting film. An original movie that will soon to be a cult classic.

Excellent, truly excellent!!!!!

As a student in Highschool, I had to watch the eloquently powerfully created masterpiece, I was physically, emotionally shocked. As a Young African American At that time, I was not aware of other countries' human, political or emotional atrocities until this film. the message I received after watching this Great Film was simply............ THIS COULD HAPPEN TO ANY COUNTRIES, ANY PEOPLE,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ANYONE!

As I watch this heart wrenching, emotionally cleansing painful work of art, as I reflect upon the scene in which the brave young girl, having lost her whole entire family to a sadistic, murderous, destructive political regime, as she looked upon the eyes of the captured Khmer Rouge soldier who earlier had murdered her father, my heart began to painfully ache. the streaming tears from her war-ridden eye as the memories of the last time she saw her father alive, as this and another soldier carried him into the jungle, extreme tears and anger swelled within my eye and heart. Finally, as the Cambodian people began to physically let out their emotionally upon this soldier, a unknow male Cambodian citizen stop the angry crowd to stop and they all showed him in front of this child the one the that this soldier or the entire Khmer Rouge has even given to anyone which was mercy, I began to pray to my God, Lord, and Savior for that one gift during my deepest, darkest hour. THIS MOVIE SHOULD BE CONSIDER AS ONE OF THE GREATEST HISTORICAL HUMAN RIGHTS AS WELL AS AN RELIGIOUS ENDEAVOR STORIES EVER MADE.

One of the greatest and most prolific movies next to "The Killing Fields" and the movie, "They First Killed My Father", of this and any generation. This "incident" should never be forgotten or should never ever happen............AGAIN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I love this film so much that I made it apart of my personal DVD collections.