A small-scale, poignant and accessible anti-war statement.. Georgian writer-director Zaza Urushadze avoids histrionics or moralizing, relying on a strong cast that expresses the film's central argument about war's absurdity largely through taciturn action, not words.. This remarkable piece of antiwar cinema honors its theme, and the movie medium.. Because the conflict between Abkhazians and Georgians is so sketchily drawn, the ultimate heartwarming tone of the film seems not so much unearned as ...
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