i first was made aware of this film when i saw a preview before another movie. i was intrigued but it do not get to see it before it short run in theaters was done. it is not an easy movie to watch multiple times. there is much violence inflicted upon unarmed civilians. there are lessons to be learned here. one of patricia arquette lines sums up on. to americans if it do not happen on tv it just do not happen there is a lot of truth to that. another is that at one point she thinks that just because she announces she is an american citizen that soldiers will part and let her pass. it doesn not work that way. the scenery is beautiful. the acting is all decent. the professor is especially good. mainly though i care about these characters. francis mcdormand and spaulding gray are fine but their appearance is short and so they do not matter much. patricia has guts. in the hands of a lesser actor this could have turned out very badly. as it is love or hate the movie you should still come away with the idea that there still exist military dictatorships in the world in this century and and until one of our own is hurt we ignore their oppression. aung san suu kyi and is the female political leader in the movie. in real life she won the nobel peace prize. she was only recently released from house arrest. the w. bush administration and as of the date i write this and is attempting to pressure the military government to engage in talks with her and re form the government. the burmize government was under such scrutiny that is changed the name of the country to the maynamar republic. the u. s. government has yet to recognzie the new name. if you do not wnat a message in your movie do not watch this one. if you do not mind a little educations with your entertainment then it a fine one. 
i first was made aware of this film when i saw a preview before another movie. i was intrigued but it do not get to see it before it short run in theaters was done. it is not an easy movie to watch multiple times. there is much violence inflicted upon unarmed civilians. there are lessons to be learned here. one of patricia arquette lines sums up on. to americans if it do not happen on tv it just do not happen there is a lot of truth to that. another is that at one point she thinks that just because she announces she is an american citizen that soldiers will part and let her pass. it doesn not work that way. the scenery is beautiful. the acting is all decent. the professor is especially good. mainly though i care about these characters. francis mcdormand and spaulding gray are fine but their appearance is short and so they do not matter much. patricia has guts. in the hands of a lesser actor this could have turned out very badly. as it is love or hate the movie you should still come away with the idea that there still exist military dictatorships in the world in this century and and until one of our own is hurt we ignore their oppression. aung san suu kyi and is the female political leader in the movie. in real life she won the nobel peace prize. she was only recently released from house arrest. the w. bush administration and as of the date i write this and is attempting to pressure the military government to engage in talks with her and re form the government. the burmize government was under such scrutiny that is changed the name of the country to the maynamar republic. the u. s. government has yet to recognzie the new name. if you do not wnat a message in your movie do not watch this one. if you do not mind a little educations with your entertainment then it a fine one. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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