Certainly well done, but ...

... But I wonder if such a film actually the distress and misery of the people somehow appeals to suffer the innocent (and guilty) to death by the death penalty. The question is whether this movie really is the problem, and does not remain only at the level of I've been and I am against and I'm right, and therefore are me all means necessary. In provided that the film remains at the level of fanatics on both sides that benefit the really affected anything. But yes, it's a movie ... and well done ... but with such a topic you have as a producer and director has a responsibility. Strange: I did not feel that the author nor the makers really take a stand. And it's probably true but that it is a first-person film somehow, as it says one critic. Because one wonders, the Dale's because not clear by what torments he Bitsey passes in the plan? What remains because for them at the end?