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What you are about to see is more shocking than fiction. I cannot imagine an screenwriter being able to write such an amazing an twisted plot. This story is even more amazing because it has original footage from the real events. From the very first seconds you are immersed into this real life road movie of two Swedish women traveling in UK with strange purpose. The documentary is fast paced and from the beginning blows up in your face when police arrive to a highway for what they believe is an accident involving the two women and multiple cars. It just gets more twisted when the "victims" of the accident become violent and literally throw themselves into the passing cars. This is just the beginning.......

Even being a heavy reader of history and politics, the war in Yugoslavia still didn't make too much sense too me. After this documentary all makes sense. Germany had an obsessive desire to rip apart this country. For me even now seems so unthinkable that Madeleine Albright and William Clinton could be so biased and so one sided, specially because Albright is Czechoslovakian so she know Slavic and German history and interests. But without doubts it seems clear enough now that the real power in the United States do not resides on the puppet in turn but on an elite highly stable, spread all over the ranks of the U.S. bureaucracy. Media is the king and once its said on one or two of the world top media outlets then it's sacred truth. The media consensus has to follow, and if you are a reporter that disagrees you risk your whole career for not following the horde. Its a pity that the International Criminal Court is a kangaroo court. After this documentary I was convinced. My suspicions started when the ICC charged Gaddafi for giving viagra to his soldiers so they could rape more women. Raped were all the Serbians and minorities that were left in Kosovo to be "taken care" by the United Nations Mission on Kosovo and the criminal KLA. But as history is always written one sided, nobody is going to indict Helmut Kohl and Hans-Dietrich Genscher for their role in igniting the war and all the atrocities that came after.

One of the best war films I ever seen. Being a Chinese film is amazingly balanced. Its very difficult to maintain neutrality confronted with such a savage and cruel event. Nanjing! Nanjing! is absorbing and the black and white photography is superb. During the film you can watch how the inner forces of each character unfold. Some bring the evil within some the love and compassion within. War bring up the worst and the best of people. As Psychologist Phillip Zimbardo states; everybody has the potential to be evil given the right conditions. The film encourages us deeply to value life. As one of the Japanese characters says in the movie: "Life is more difficult than death."