I saw the movie on its German tour organized by Amnesty International. Sad to see such a sensitive issue arranged as sort of self-love-story of the director. By the chosen way of storytelling and appearing as protagonist in his documentary, the director gave the thing a bad taste. It seemed more like an adventure-trip of a young German guy instead of showing the real story: young people fighting, hiding and living as rebels in a dangerous political and social environment. Maybe the director was just much too young and unexperienced for this kind of try. And maybe he felt hisself being on a guerillan warfare as he got so close to the young whiterussian activists. At least he seems to be supporting the right side and organizations.
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