Did he realize what he was becoming? Or... was this a pro-Russian film portraying that Russians aren't monsters like the Germans?
Come and See (1985)
Jacob Cooper
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Jordan Kelly
Best war kino ever. But Hurt locker is close.
Aaron Torres
>Did he realize what he was becoming
Ofcourse, can it be more clear than that?
>was this a pro-Russian film portraying that Russians aren't monsters like the Germans
A dumb thing to say since the majority of the "germans" in the film are ukrainian collaborators, as evident by the under the bridge scene. And there is not even one hint of why would anyone join the soviet army also, nothing but bad things happen as soon as he joins them, even before he encounters any enemy at all.
Gabriel Wood
When will we finally get a proper bluray release?
Robert Hall
>Did he realize what he was becoming?
Hardly matters, it's already too late.
Just because he isn't a complete psychopath by the end doesn't mean he isn't irreparably damaged.
Wyatt Allen
Is Criterion ever going to release the fucking blu ray?
Ryder Baker
It's on filmstruck senpai
Grayson Lewis
>he isn't irreparably damaged
doubt that
Ian Watson
didn't the director actually torture this kid to get the authentic reactions out of him?
Samuel Bell
>pro-russian
Boy has the left changed.