Divided We Fall Movie Analysis

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Many movies based on political or social themes are always special for human perception because they address aspects of life that are rather close to many people. Divided We Fall is one of such movies; it evokes certain feelings and emotions and makes viewers think about very important and valuable things of the human being. Since the main topics of the movie are war, loyalty, friendship, forgiveness, and help, one can state that Divided We Fall is very deep in its sense and shows some vivid situations of human life.
War is a terrible phenomenon that ruins millions of lives and takes away thousands of them. With all its story lines, the movie Divided We Fall perfectly shows how horrible results of any war can be. It makes viewers think about

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