It sounds a bit awkward to call a film about war and holocaust shocking since many of us will know only too well of the horrors that war and violence brings
 to the world. But it is a great film, and I think it deserves to be seen by all.
 on our lives.<br /><br />But the film is a great example of how to make a movie about a war that is so horrific that it is almost impossible to watch. The film's message is that the war is not just a matter of war, but of human suffering. It is the human condition that we are all exposed to, and that our actions are not only morally wrong, they are also morally right. This is why the movie is such a powerful message. I think that this is one of those films that will be a perfect example for the rest of our generations. <p><b]The film opens with a scene of a young boy being shot by a sniper. He is shot in the head, his body is covered in blood, he is bleeding profusely, the sniper is shooting at him, then he falls to the ground, bleeding and bleeding again. Then the boy is taken to a hospital, where he has a transfusion. There he receives a blood transfusions, which he then undergoes. After that, we see the young man being taken away, taken into a psychiatric hospital. We see him being treated for a heart attack, treated with an IV, given a pacemaker, put on a ventilator, placed