patricia arquette plays american doctor laura bowman and who takes a holiday to burma in an attempt to heal her spirit after the murders of her husband and young son. she is left behind in rangoon during a military crackdown and leaves the city with an aging man who works as a tour guide. but he is no simple tour guide while he is a professor who introduces her to the life outside of the tourist traps . the two of them get caught up in the political upheaval and laura sees with her own eyes how the government betrays and oppresses its own people. this movie is one of my favorites because of its themes. first and it informational (describing some of the injustices that are occurring in burma). secondly and it about a woman struggle to find meaning in life after an incredible loss. thirdly and it about compassion and sacrifice and and people coming together  without even knowing each other  to endure pain and fear. just about every beautiful scene in this movie is important while nothing is wasted here. it an earnest and moving film. there is also a very emotional score composed by hans zimmer which complements scenes nicely. a definite recommend and especially to people concerned with human rights . and people who want to know and what purpose can i serve. 
patricia arquette plays american doctor laura bowman and who takes a holiday to burma in an attempt to heal her spirit after the murders of her husband and young son. she is left behind in rangoon during a military crackdown and leaves the city with an aging man who works as a tour guide. but he is no simple tour guide while he is a professor who introduces her to the life outside of the tourist traps . the two of them get caught up in the political upheaval and laura sees with her own eyes how the government betrays and oppresses its own people. this movie is one of my favorites because of its themes. first and it informational (describing some of the injustices that are occurring in burma). secondly and it about a woman struggle to find meaning in life after an incredible loss. thirdly and it about compassion and sacrifice and and people coming together  without even knowing each other  to endure pain and fear. just about every beautiful scene in this movie is important while nothing is wasted here. it an earnest and moving film. there is also a very emotional score composed by hans zimmer which complements scenes nicely. a definite recommend and especially to people concerned with human rights . and people who want to know and what purpose can i serve. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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