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I was so engrossed in it, it was very late but I kept watching

Posted by Victor Khomenko on October 27, 2010 at 09:19:46:
Strange and absorbing film, with some moments reminding of Tarkovsky hand.

Civil wars tend to be very brutal and bloody, and here we have yet another, but non-traditional take on the theme, with the participants appearing almost anesthetized, and one must but wonder - perhaps that near-zombie state is the key, the prerequisite to survival?