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War Witch (2012)

Somewhere in Sub-Saharan Africa, Komona a 14-year-old girl tells her unborn child growing inside her the story of her life since she has been at war. Everything started when she was abducted by the rebel army at the age of 12.

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Sean Axmaker 23 Mar 2013

Nguyen's compassion and commitment to the issue is admirable, and at its best, War Witch is devastating.

Olivier B 26 Nov 2012

Canada's entry into the Oscar race for Best Foreign Language Pic of 2012 is its most powerful nominee in that category yet. Directed with assurance by relative unknown Kim Nguyen, and containing a remarkable, life-affirming performance by newcomer Rachel Mwanza as a tween child soldier in an unnamed Sub-Saharan African country (though filmed in the Congo). As powerful as it is thoughtful.

Jordan Hoffman 27 Feb 2013

It does a marvelous job at giving us an impressionistic taste of horrific circumstances without using them to beat us into submission.

Brian Orndorf 02 Feb 2013

Infused with Terrence Malick spices, War Witch aims for ambiance as a way to approach its searing images of war, keeping the viewer unnerved instead of outraged when inspecting the troubles of Africa.

Andrew L. Urban 08 Mar 2013

It is astonishing that film that contains such violence can have such a serene tone. The source of the serenity is the measured, calm narration by Komona (voice of Diane Umawahoro) that is the telling of her story to her unborn child