The plot of "Quo Vadis, Aida?" is smooth, the rhythm is tight and tense, and the ending is embarrassing
. Through the perspective of a mother with a special identity, the film reproduces the historical scars of the Bosnia-Herzegovina War
and exposes the most serious genocide in Europe after the Second World War, just like the Southern European version of " Schindler's List "
. Jasna Djurichik played Ada brilliantly. She shuttled between different roles. She was a calm UN employee for a while, a desperate savior, and she didn't like the harshness of seeing children smoking. Mother. Refugee groups are given individuality in the film, and victims gain dignity by virtue of their individuality. With the support of the excellent script and the keen camera capture of Christine A. May, the characters in the film transform a politically complex but often generalized event into a nuanced, heart-shaking, and capable Bring a deeply moving story
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Quo Vadis, Aida? evaluation action
2022-01-18 08:01
Extended Reading
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Sarai 2022-03-27 09:01:18
A very good work on the war theme. With a unique and very clear female perspective, Ada, as an employee of the United Nations peacekeeping force, survived the massacre, but like many women who were insulted and injured, she suffered the pain of family ruin. A wonderful psychological rhythm is formed between the moving shots of the whole film and several groups of almost static panning pictures, and the music of the cello pushes this emotion to the extreme.
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Adolf 2022-03-25 09:01:19
7.8 The second part of Venice looked at the massacre from a female perspective. Both women were actually betrayed by the "authority" they trusted. As a teleporter, Ada was more like a female tool person. In the film, women produced, and the UN female soldiers were both. Treated by tool people to varying degrees, all women are eventually blinded, and you can't even see blood.
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Aida Selmanagic: General Mladic is looking for a civilian representative from among you in order to negotiate with him. Are there any volunteers?
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Aida Selmanagic: We are on the list!