22 July
Crime • R • 2018 • 2 hr 23 min
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The first act of 22 July is truly harrowing. The other two, haunting. The performances are stellar.
A very powerful and frighteningly real movie on the true events of a massacre.
Very important and horrifically well made
Truly amazing. Based on a true story, showing us what’s wrong with the world. Perfection.
To me, this movie didn’t feel long or boring at all! It was extremely sad and it made me think about life
A beautiful story about overcoming such a tragedy.
Nice easy watch a bit slow but good film overall
22 July is not an easy movie to watch but it's one you should consider giving your time to. Truly harrowing.
Well made and heartbreaking movie. The movie deals with not only the terrifying events but how the trauma affects families and the survivors
Whilst I was moved by the stories of the victims of this tragedy, I found the first part of the film unnecessary and distasteful
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