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Director: Renny Harlin
Actors: Rupert Friend, Emmanuelle Chriqui, Richard Coyle
PlotA seasoned American journalist and his cameraman travel to Georgia to cover the build-up to the Russian invasion. They encounter a local schoolteacher and her family, who are caught in the crossfire of the escalating conflict. The journalist and his team witness the horrors of the invasion firsthand, capturing footage of the devastating impact on civilians. They form a bond with the schoolteacher, who becomes their guide and translator, as they navigate the war-ravaged landscape. Despite the danger, they are determined to document the atrocities and share the truth with the world.
As the conflict intensifies, the journalist and his team face life-threatening situations, including ambushes and bombings. They struggle to transmit their footage amid the chaos, facing resistance from both the Russian and Georgian forces. The film highlights the human cost of the war, portraying the resilience and bravery of the people caught in the conflict. As they fight to reveal the reality of the war, the journalist's mission becomes a personal quest for justice and truth. The stakes rise as they confront the brutalities of war and their own moral dilemmas, leading to dramatic and heart-wrenching consequences.
Writers: Mikko Alanne, David Battle
Release Date: 06 Jun 2011
Runtime: 113 min
Rating: R
Country: Georgia, United States
Language: English
'5 Days of War' delivers strong technical presentations and solid action but falls short in depth and character development—worth a rental or a sale purchase.
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