This piece of garbage tries to pass itself as a semi-documentary, when it is pretty much a propaganda piece for the anti-war movement. I find it extremely distasteful how it presents the devastation in Japan without showing any relevant background on the war itself.
In reality this mostly feels like an end-of-semester class project for an audiovisual arts course.
I am all for freedom of expression and I respect the visual arts, but I don't like when propaganda tries to format itself as to pass for documentary media.
There are plenty of decent anti war films that do the job *right* and without the cheap antics seen in this piece.
