Critical Score: 6/10

Memorable Scene:

1. Bonnies meeting with her mother. I loved the romantic change of tone within the film.
2. Bonnies poem being read.

Critical Score: 8.4/10

Memorable Scene: Towards the start of the film when Theo and the group are ambushed in the car. The claustrophobic filming with the camera within the car adds to the tension of the sequence.

8/10

Memorable Scenes

1. The conversation with Theo’s cousin – Guernica painting
2. The military holding fire as Key and Theo walk through with the baby

Rating: 8/10

Memorable scene: when Theo was trying to find Kee, whilst he avoided the shooting, as they used a long take with no cuts.

Overall rating: 8/10

I think the most standout scene for me was when Theo and Kee were leaving the destroyed building and everyone was stood looking at her and the baby while the baby was crying.

mark: 9/10
memorable scene: when we find out that Kie is pregnant ; barn scene

Overall rating: 8/10

I think that the standout scene was when they entered the refugee camp as because most of the camera shots were handheld it really conveyed how cramped it was in the camp.

10/10

Memorable Scene:

(Part of opening).

8.5/10

Memorable scene: Julienne death sequence/Soldier baby scene