Solomon Kofi Lartey

Very insightful. Characters were on point. Lighting, camera and scene selections reflected the mood they had to convey.

It is a detailed description and depiction of an era. Was watching with an Indian who left left halfway through it. I later asked why and this was his response "I was hoping for a closure for the family of the lndian who was dragged by horses and rope, but nothing showed they mattered. Instead, it was a therapy for the woman who had lost her husband and children". I guessed, we all get an emotional impression much quicker depending on our perception and expectations. This movie gives you a chance to reflect on your relationship with your neighbours.