Is it trying to say that even war criminals have a heart?
An Ordinary Man is a very strange movie. Ben Kingsley is a war criminal on the run. He is very proud of his crimes but wants to find some humanity as he feels isolated and alone. What’s weird is that it creates sympathy for this man who acknowledges that he carried out massacres. Is the film trying to say that everyone’s got a soul even ones that kill hundreds of people? I didn’t get where the story was going. On the other hand Kingsley had his usual strong performance.
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