Wearing La Perla to the battlefield, stylish enough to have no friends. From this point of view, the fearless image is so human.
1986-2012 War correspondent career, Iraq, Afghanistan, Libya, Syria, experienced all major wars since the 21st century. "I think she's just as scared," Anderson said, but the fear never stopped her. Photojournalist Paul, who survived the death, said that every time they came back to London, people asked where Marie was - Oh, she just went back. Many times, they just decided to go back with a cigarette and a glass of wine. Marie says in the movie, I hate being in a war zone, but I just can't help it, maybe that makes me more comfortable.
In 2012, Syria, the Assad government was suspected of locating Marie's live broadcast signal and planning the explosion. Paul survived, he said today, and Marie must be proud of it. I actually don't know how many people will see this movie, but my show tonight may have a Q&A session with the parties and it's full. In fact, the narrative of the movie itself is very simple. The beginning and the end echo the development of the assembly line. The frontline London switches back and forth, and each war intercepts a shocking event. But the subject matter is right, and I don't have any complaints.
Marie Colvin, one of the most well-known war correspondents, is calm, tenacious and fearless. She just confronted Gaddafi in exposing the current state of Syria under the Assad regime. The Iraq episode was shocking to me, posing as a doctor to sneak through the checkpoint and find newsworthy reports that are difficult for ordinary reporters to reach - an excavator is about to break ground, and many Iraqi civilians with missing relatives come to find it. This is an unexpected picture, and it's no wonder that they have PTSD. They don't see it when they see it, so they naturally feel sad about it.
But how would the world know the truth without war correspondents. You're helping them by finding the truth, otherwise the stories you write will just make you feel good about yourself.
Even as cool as Marie, it says this is la perla. Probably the meaning of Simon Beauvoir, women are distracted by too many things when they grow up. Really, but that's where she looks cute. The best war correspondent of the year, a role model for all journalists. A news hero film a year, newsroom, spotlight, post, will it be remembered as heroism only when he is dying?
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