Men Behind the Sun
War • 1988 • 1 hr 45 min
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A little clunky, a bit dated, but very effective in communicating the horrors of war, or exploiting them depending on your point of view
Very dark and grisly, but has an excellent atmosphere and fits perfectly for the story.
Achieves what it seeks with its gore and disturbing imagery but has a story just for the sake of having one, which plays against itself.
Disgusting.
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