Michelle Gowland

This is an important movie for our time and a must see for everyone, considering the state of things in our world today. It wasn't over-acted and at times it almost felt like a documentary crew was following a group of photo journalists. You don't know which side is the "good" side, which I believe is the whole point! The movie shows the many different sides of humanity and our responses to conflict. In particular we get to see those who take up the sword/camera, those who put their head in the sand and pretend like nothing's happening, and those who pick up the towel and try to help others. Don't get me wrong, it's disturbing on so many levels, but it's a brilliant movie that is probably a lot closer to home than anyone wants to admit. Maybe that's why it's getting so many mixed reviews. If you want to escape from the woes of life by watching a movie, don't choose this one.