Can't understand the low score comments this film gets. Yes it's unpaced, unhinged, slow, etc but that's because you need to look at the tapistry behind the surface of what you see. You need to see the madness of what WW I was, and what it left behind. You need to feel the scars WW II left behind. You need to smell the putrid smell of insanity that people ooze out of their pores in wanting ever more.

It's a great story of madness, horror, hope, love, friendship, greed... a story of a history that is so unknown to the younger generations, for whom this tale is unbearable because you need to think, to imagine, to feel the deeper realities...