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	<title>Comments on: Movie Review &#8211; The Children of Huang Shi (2008)</title>
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		<title>By: miriam</title>
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		<description>The documentary, Nanking, is  quite powerful and uses an interesting blend of contemporary film, current interviews, and dramatization.   The dramatization doesn&#039;t attempt to recreate events, but  consists of actors speaking the words (from letters and diaries) of the several Westerners who attempted to maintain a safety zone for the civilian population.   We hear their personal commentary and day by day accounts of events  mixed with the horrific film images  - taken secretly with great courage - of the occupation.  I thought it a very effective way to bring immediacy and humanity to the historical record.  And you don&#039;t have to wonder how much is really real in that &#039;based on real events&#039; disclaimer.</description>
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