i first saw this film when i be about 13. it blow me away then and in many respect it still do now . but i be less inclined to see it a an accurate historical piece now . there be precious little effort make to examine and interact with the racism and thus fails to recognise that the most potent anti racism weapon be to understand it at it very core in those who commit it . what we get instead be a dichotomy on the one side and beko and wood in 3d panoramic rainbow vision on the other and two dimensional character be portray a unapologetic unthinking evil . this all make for a great film story and but it worry me that people see the portrayal a accurate .