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By Claude H (39) on 13 Jan 2016

Beasts of No Nation is a heartbreaking tale of a child, Agu, who's family is killed and run out of their West African village…

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By Dustin G (630) on 13 Jan 2016

Beasts of No Nation is a heartbreaking tale of a child, Agu, who's family is killed and run out of their West African village…

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By James L (1,420) on 13 Jan 2016

Beasts of No Nation is a heartbreaking tale of a child, Agu, who's family is killed and run out of their West African village…

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By Jeffrey D (284) on 12 Jan 2016

Harrowing and bleak. Standout performances from Idris Elba and the young Abraham Attah as Agu…

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By Slicshuter (6) on 11 Jan 2016

An absolutely spectacular film. The story was gripping and emotional, having me on the verge of tears at some points…

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By Carlos I (1,309) on 09 Jan 2016

Beasts of No Nation tells the story of a young boy's journey and transformation from innocence into a child soldier…

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By Phillip O (78) on 09 Jan 2016

Very, very powerful, like the book it was based on…

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By Anthony I (417) on 09 Jan 2016

To live, and die in Africa. The cost of fighting these unspeakable wars, when all children like Agu want is to live in peace…

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By Matt G (2,017) on 09 Jan 2016

It's like Come and See if it were co-directed by Alfonso Cuaron and (early) David Gordon Green. Spectacular visuals…

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By Daniel P (2,457) on 09 Jan 2016

Harrowing and devastating depiction of a child soldier; it's overlong but made with power and intent, and Abraham Attah is superb…

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By Tim B (1,091) on 08 Jan 2016

Good movie but not for the feint hearted. Hard to watch…

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By Kj P (1,056) on 07 Jan 2016

In an unknown place in the world, and after the loss of his family, young Agu runs off only to find a clan of young ones lead by a Commandant…

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By Ethan L (615) on 06 Jan 2016

After the first act, the film is devoid of emotion. B-…

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By Chris G (1,743) on 04 Jan 2016

Abraham Attah is a revelation in Cary Fukunaga's brutal and thought-provoking study of the effects of war as seen through a child's eyes…

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By Matty L (36) on 04 Jan 2016

WOW.. just wow, if you have a night with nothing to do this should be your go to selection on netflix…

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By Michael T (3,420) on 04 Jan 2016

Abraham Attah is a revelation in Cary Fukunaga's brutal and thought-provoking study of the effects of war as seen through a child's eyes…

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By Lincoln K (242) on 03 Jan 2016

Well made though somewhat difficult to watch story about a child in africa who wins up in some sort of rebel army after his family is killed…

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By David J (1,942) on 03 Jan 2016

Beasts of No Nation' explores the loss of innocence of a young African boy named Agu…

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By James M (2,946) on 01 Jan 2016

An interesting look at child soldiers in an unnamed, war-torn African country…

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By Beteley R (48) on 01 Jan 2016

Beautifully shot and thoroughly devastating…

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