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Critics Consensus: Heartbreaking and hopeful, Last Men in Aleppo paints an urgent portrait of war-torn Syria, putting faces on an ongoing and complicated conflict.
Critic Consensus: Heartbreaking and hopeful, Last Men in Aleppo paints an urgent portrait of war-torn Syria, putting faces on an ongoing and complicated conflict.
All Critics (32) | Top Critics (13) | Fresh (31) | Rotten (1)
[It] give(s) chilling context to the weight of how long these conflicts have raged.
A tightly focused, on-the-ground account of three men who serve in the White Helmets.
While "Last Men in Aleppo" could stand a trim here and there, it mostly uses its length to good and heart-rending effect ...
A cool, objective film critic could complain that Last Men in Aleppo becomes repetitious, but it's that repetition that eats into your mind and makes objectivity foolish.
Last Men balances the visceral and the melancholy.
Last Men In Aleppo has the upsetting urgency of breaking news: There are moments that could have come straight from a live stream, given the violence that's still rocking Syria, months after Fayyad's cameras stopped rolling.
If you've seen other documentaries about [Syria] and its war in the past, I don't think Last Men in Aleppo will provide you with more insight.
If this film does nothing else, It serves as an eye-opening experience to those who are unfamiliar with the crisis abroad and you will not leave without putting faces to the statistics we hear about on the news.
An artful unflinching analytical doc on the devastating civil war in Syria that won the top prize at Sundance.
The filmmakers deserve extra praise just for embedding and endangering their own lives to produce such a display of heroism.
... not an easy film to forget or ignore.
The Last Men in Aleppo documents a catastrophic crisis that still requires international attention, its mishmash of methods produce an effective end result, albeit lacking considerable evocation beyond the subject's raw intensity to sway its audience.
The sight of the wrecked city and those dead children is devastating enough to leave us shaken, and the film, despite a certain questionable preciosity, almost makes us feel like we are there next to those men risking their own lives to rescue people from under the rubble.
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