Diana Laurillard

It’s an incredibly powerful film. As you watch, you experience something way beyond what you are seeing. Part of it must be the soundtrack and what it is telling you, very subtly. You can almost avoid thinking about it, as the characters seem to as they go about their daily lives. Then after, as you go about the trivial routines of your own daily life it stays with you. It changes them. Simply by your everyday actions you seem to be implicated in a crime against humanity.