At Dusk

This is a sad and pointless story. It's hard to say whether this is true or refracted through the minds of the filmmakers. One can learn interesting details of the life of the guerrillas, such as the fact that they did nothing but steal, lie down, eat and smoke. I'm inclined to believe that, especially since those 2:08 hours had to be stretched into something. The characters are very straight forward and unconvincing, with few exceptions and cutscenes. In fact, the only positive characters are the two women, and the most beautiful are the great minor autumn landscapes. The film is excellently shot, but nevertheless it is a total waste of time, which I did not expect.