香港國際電影節網上筆記連線

For Gunner Palace:

There was little music to constitute a score, but that wasn’t necessary. The soldiers’rap talk, poetry and their guitars playing provided a musical perspective to their frustration and opinion on the war... ... I guess those who will feel the most watching this film will be Americans with a conscience; that will give them something to chew on while they consider what had happened ever since their people voted G.W. Bush into office.

Directing wise, Terry George, as the director, is not Spielberg. Not that he had to be, because he has created a masterpiece in vivid image of how the Rwandans were abandoned by the west, and how Rusesabagina save the flock that he had at the hotel.