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Just as any other regime, this one got a chance to "set aright" all the wrongs done in the past and just as any other regime it uses film art as one of the means to achieve its goals. I can't comment on the quality of the film since I never saw it, but I strongly disagree with the tendency to use this forums to ventilate one's political believes. This is about the film art, so let it be what it is and let's not press our views and believes on the others. Only one more thing: reading the comments, I get the impression that this "historical truth" is brought to screen very one-sided (just as the others before, in the last regime and the one before and before ...)

History rewritten and revisioned by clerofascist and nazi collaborators, who desperately wants to blame "communists" and Tito's partisans for awful present state in Croatia caused by right-wing thieves. From the Croatian war 91.-95., there's many of so called "patriots", but they're nothing but money-hungry hate seeders.

I see a lot of people trying to justify mass murder by adding "context", previous crimes of victims etc. It does not work that way. Ustase had their revenge reasons for their crimes, hitler had them too. It was still a crime. When you look ww2 movies, you don't see anything about nazi reasons, passages from my kampf etc. You just see hideoues crimes, and that is what your serb and communist fathers did, hideous crimes. Everything else is just your BS justification. Every butcher has them. Sorry to see their children still have a "butcher" way of looking

It is laughable, and it lacks the reflexivity to even understand it. Instead, it plays it straight from beginning to end. A film that boggles the mind.

This movie shows some of the horrors experienced by Croatian Army regulars, Ustasa and most importantly, civilians post W.W.II. A time when Tito was handed free and total control of these people by the ruling coalitions of the U.K. , US. and its allies.

This film doesn't even begin to cover the atrocities committed by the Communists at the end of W.W.II. The tortures and outright murders of these people has been covered up and forgotten by history. All this thanks to the Communist regime of Yugoslavia from 1945-1990.

This film is both moving and revealing. It sheds light on a dark corner of history. A light that has been trying to shine for the past 50+ years.

I highly recommend this film to anyone who wishes to know the truth about the Croatian people.