When a bitch, you have to set up an archway.

This is a multi-linear narrative film about the battle of Hadsey Town in the Iraq War. In fact, this is not a battle at all, but a massacre. The film advances the plot from the perspective of the US military and the perspective of civilians in Iraq. Cruel and calm. The madness of the US soldiers was ravaged together by heavy metal music. The sadness and humbleness and uncontrollable factors of ordinary Iraqi people continued in their daily routines. The film has a negative attitude towards the Battle of Hadyssey, but it was filmed by the old American after all. It has limitations and beautifies itself to a certain extent. For example, in reality, the lives of Iraqi people under American occupation should be even more miserable, and American soldiers also Not so polite at all. On the surface, the battle of Hadsey Town was angered by bomb attacks. Isn't the deeper reason not the constant contempt and hatred, otherwise, how could it be targeted at civilians and children? The war caused the soldiers to lose their brothers, and the people to lose their relatives. The pain of each side was so real. Who caused all this? The movie is a bit boring, and those who don't like this subject may look down on it.

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