Dunkirk is a film about the strategic retreat of the British in 1940, during the Second World War.

The turbulent events unfold from 3 points of view: sky, sea and land. The portrayal of psychological pain is very well done.

It's clear that the cinematography, the shots, the staging and the direction are magnificent - this is a Nolan film. But that doesn't change the fact that the film is bored, and not at all exciting. None of the characters are endearing, and I wouldn't care if any of them lost their lives; they're just an empty representation of the psychological victims of war. This film is nothing more than a documentary, sublimely directed.

6.7/10.