From the director of The Hurt Locker (2009), comes this real-life war thriller, carrying with it Hurt Locker's style, with a slightly less documentary feel which aids the production. Despite reports to the contrary, this film doesn't glorify torture (in fact, it isn't afraid to question the morality of the US military or government on this and other matters). This moral ambiguity results in some not very well-defined supporting characters, but the film is extremely tense end-to-end. If there are any films you'd like to me review, plese leave a comment.
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