The Valley of Elah

In the Ira valley, it is definitely one of the most realistic portrayals of contemporary soldiers during the Iraq war. This movie reveals the challenges many soldiers face when returning home. Hank Deerfield tried to find a son, Mike, who just left home from Iraq and chased the detective 's plot in the Iraq Valley. When Hank summarized the events that caused his son's death, the audience saw trauma of the soldier who came back. The movie drowned the audience with a very powerful and creepy event that can be seen through Mike's photos and the cell phone shot recorded in Iraq.

One measure of increasing disgust and anxiety over the Iraq war is the news that three movies about veterans will be released within the next 6 months (In the Ira valley on 14th September, Grace in October is past ). ; And stop it, Ross, next March) and the war itself can not end the signature. Traditionally, American filmmakers have been waiting for a while before talking about their veterans. In the case of the Vietnam War, the release dates of Coming Home (1978), The Deer Hunter (1979) and July 4 (1989) are difficult to solve whether the US and its filmmakers are having problems It is a story. Understand the war of imperialism and its influence

When Hollywood tried to solve the confrontation between Iraq and Afghanistan directly, the list of victims was high. Even with Oscar and all-around praise, The Hurt Locker is largely ignored by American citizens and has a spending of $ 17 million (£ 12 million). Only a handful of Afghanistan / Iraqi movies sympathize with American viewers: Zero Dark Thirty (detailing the pursuit of Osama Bin Laden) has earned $ 95 million in the country; Clint Eastwood's American sniper is based on real life seal Chris Kyle. And he has the most killing records in American military history. It cost more than $ 350 million dollars, and in 2014 it became the most revenue-priced movie in the United States.