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This describes in detail the rise and fall of the AUM cult in Japan. There are many insights into this malicious organization -who's eventual goal was to violently overthrow the Japanese government.

There was not just the sarin attack on the Tokyo subway, but also the kidnapping and murder of a lawyers' entire family because he opposed the cult, trying to help parents whose children were brainwashed by AUM.

We are provided with many insights of the leader and those who worked for him. As one individual pointed out, it would that cults attracts those who have troubled family issues.

If you are interested in the seductive and evil power of cults, this film has much to offer.

This provides a different and humanistic perspective of war. It refrains from being an exhibit of the male-testosterone driven aspect of warriors.

It focuses on an artistic view - and how normal people came to fight for their land and country. Furthermore, it doesn't have the viewpoint of soldiers fighting just for their comrades. They are fighting against an evil invader. Sadly, the hate being engendered by this imperialistic Russian attack will last for decades.