As a political film reflecting the Cuban missile crisis, director Roger Donaldson used a combination of documentary and drama to reproduce the most dangerous scene of the US-Soviet nuclear confrontation during the Cold War. The atmosphere of the film is tense and suspense is constant. The grand scene depicting the confrontation between the United States and the Soviet Union by sea, land and air in the film exaggerated and strengthened the atmosphere before the war broke out. The interesting thing about "13 Days" is that President Kennedy and Robert Kennedy are not the protagonists. The film is quite creative starting from small characters and narrates a moving political storyreviewed by the
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"13 Days" is a movie full of wisdom and reflection. As a documentary film that presents important historical moments, the most difficult part of the film is how to make the audience feel present. Kevin Costner, who played Kony O'Donnell, and Bruce Greenwood, who played Kennedy, gave satisfactory answers to the film. Their superb acting skills in "13 days of shock" impressed the audience. The two actors and the choreographer developed elaborate historical characterizations around John F. Kennedy and Kony O'Donnell. There are several scenes in the film that vividly show the deep friendship between John F. Kennedy, Kony O'Donnell, and Robert Kennedy. In addition, the shot of Kony O'Donnell that brought good luck to the world through the form of whistling can be called the magical touch of the film
