I really recommond my friends to see the movie, Blood Dismond.
It is a hollywood film and never make you feel bored. however, beyond its
old-fasioned story, it shows us the facts about where and how the diamonds
we use are from. It also make us think about the suffering and conflict that
caused by every natural resource on our planet(ivory, gold, diamond,
lands, drinking water, nuclear energy, ....).It also remind me an other
film, Lord of War. Both of them tell a story happened in Africa and greatly
related to us, power, politics, humanity,etc. Who knows,
maybe the diamond in your hand is polished by many peoples blood and their
life.
after seeing the film, I saw a comment online which comes from a guy living
in Sierra Leone, the country in which the film set. I post it here hoping
it will be helpful to you.
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Because I lived in Sierra Leone, in fact in Kono, the diamond-mining area of
the country, for three years, I had to see Blood Diamond as soon as it came
out. It is an excellent movie. Although it was not filmed in Sierra Leone, it
captures the reality of the country to a remarkable degree. There is a great
deal of violence in this movie, but that violence is organic, realistic,
fitting to what happened there. They even manage to convey the fact that the
people are as astonished by this violence as we are; Sierra Leone used to be
one of the safest countries in the world. The movie tells the facts about
conflict diamonds quickly and accurately. DiCaprio's performance is
impressive, certainly the best by him I've ever seen: he is totally
believable as a white African. Jennifer Connelly's role is much smaller but
she makes the most of it. Djiman Housou has enormous physical presence as the
brave Mende fisherman. This movie just gets so many things right that the few
places it departs from reality are entirely forgivable. I would heartily
recommend this movie to everyone; it is the best Hollywood movie I've seen in
years.
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