Iraq war film told from the point of view of a demolition team. Great movie.
Arts, Editorial
/ iraq, movies, reviews
22 January 2010
The Hurt Locker (2008) depicts a demolition clearing team based in Iraq during the last 6 weeks of their deployment. The story is compelling, the acting performances realistic, the cinematography brutally immersive. It is a powerful trip into the heads and lives of those sent to Iraq on our behalf and what changes such an experience may hold for those who serve.
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