Be ready to be moved. This movie does a wonderful job of exploring the cruel futility of war and the emotional scars it leaves. However, the most poignant part of the film is the transformation of anger through love and finally forgiveness.
This is truly a spiritual masterpiece.
This review of The Railway Man (2013) was written by Sam J on 15 Aug 2014.
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