There are so many sequences and scenes that make this a great movie, the multi-generational dance sequence, the Thing-garlic sequence, the Irish musical number, the final "desert" sequence and the fact that the first hour of the film is this beautiful and tragic story of a community on the edge of a white dominated society. The film screams "choices have been made" with each layer building up this picture greater than the sum of its parts.

One moment that showed…

It’s difficult to review a movie like this, it is horrific and presents some truly gruesome footage from the people who had spent 4 years under siege. It is also propaganda for intervention into Syria. 

It presents the narrative of civilians, students and doctors living in a war torn city. A montage of civilian death, dead babies, killed doctors and burned down rubble, then you hear who is to blame, Russia and Assad. It is astonishing footage from someone who…