There are many films using violence to control violence. It is a favorite way of expression used by many creators to explore the roots of "violence" and "crime". It is rare for Kerry Fuyong to focus his perspective on the "Boy Scouts" in war. This is a phenomenon that has been widely conquered by humanitarians but has never been resolved. The director bravely aimed the camera at it and tore the wound open so that people could see the ugliness in the ugliness and the sins in the sins. The film also faintly shows the "commander"'s sexual assault on Agu and other boys. ()
"Beasts of no nation" is a bit ambitious. It not only wants to outline the big picture of the warlord's separatism, but also wants to create the image of a typical baby soldier like the male protagonist. As a result, the ability is limited, and in the end, it loses its ability. Fortunately, the film at least established the role of the male protagonist. In addition to being a bit unfinished in the end, the film still maintains a good standard. ()
