Beasts of No Nation
Beasts of No Nation 
“A story of survival, lost childhood, and the horrors of war.”
Rating: ★★★★☆
Overview: Beasts of No Nation is a harrowing war drama about a young boy, Agu (Abraham Attah), who is thrust into the brutality of war when his village is ravaged by a rebel army.
The film follows Agu’s journey as he is forced to become a child soldier under the command of a ruthless warlord, known as the Commandant (Idris Elba).
Set in an unnamed African country, the story explores the personal destruction and moral erosion that war brings to innocent lives, particularly those of children. Through Agu’s perspective, the audience witnesses the brutalization of a child, as he loses his innocence and humanity to the ravages of violence and conflict.
The film follows Agu’s journey as he is forced to become a child soldier under the command of a ruthless warlord, known as the Commandant (Idris Elba). Set in an unnamed African country, the story explores the personal destruction and moral erosion that war brings to innocent lives, particularly those of children. Through Agu’s perspective, the audience witnesses the brutalization of a child, as he loses his innocence and humanity to the ravages of violence and conflict.Key Highlights:
Powerful performances by Abraham Attah and Idris Elba.
A stark, unflinching portrayal of the horrors of war.
Cinematic use of color and imagery to evoke emotional responses.
Deep exploration of the psychological toll of becoming a child soldier.
A soundtrack that enhances the bleakness of the narrative.
