Some reviewers refer to 'Action', 'Thrill', 'Emotion'...They probably are too young to know the real facts. History and truth matter. Canada hid these U. S. Embassy workers, made them passports, bought them airline tickets, took them to the airport. But as a typical American movie, truth doesn't matter. What does is the effect, the impact on the viewer. So sad and infuriating at the same time.

So when a U. S. movie starts by stating 'Based on a true story' (or something like it), I'm already on the defensive. I'll try to guess what are lies and wonder why it needs to be that way...