hitomi69

This is absolutely the best 'war film' I ever saw. It may not be historically accurate but as a film, it captivates my attention right to the end., and sob for a long time after the roller credit is finished. I guess those who give it a bad rating are those who are interested mainly in the dogfights and do not appreciate the art, the acting and the moving story itself (never mind the history; one goes to history class for that, rarely in a cinema, and almost NEVER in a Hollywood production.

It is not an "exciting" film but so true, so heavy. There was no Rambo but every female fighter in the film (and on the battlefront) is a heroine. Men kill for power, for domination; women kill, when needed, to save, to regain their lost honor, to preserve their dignity. And shame on those who desert these brave people who have helped them to eradicate those who tortured and killed.

The story is so beautiful. I cried non-stop as it progressed. The actress, Praewa Suthamphong, who played Belle is especially wonderful. Jennis Oprasert is very good too and it aches my heart so much to feel what the character undergoes.