Often enough, when it comes to war films, we don't see the perspective of both sides. There's only a true good side, and the opposition: the Axis forces. A side that is often perceived as inherently evil. Incapable of being human for the actions of the few. Land of Mine displays the hardships of those who were impacted the most during WW2: the youth. Those thrown into an event far bigger than they could possibly ima…More
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