Warfare: Tiempo de guerra

...the most harrowing – and honest – depiction of modern combat ever made.

The formal experimentation of Warfare is built to pose questions, not answer them, but its silence rings louder than any anti-war speechifying ever could.

There’s a brutally efficient energy to this war movie recreating with 4K digital clarity a real incident involving US special forces on a chaotically failed mission in Iraq.

It's not an easy watch, but this war drama manages to do what many others haven't, which is to portray warfare as a brutal hell while still honoring the brave people who serve their country.

Garland and Mendoza stretch cinematic tension to its limits, creating a violent, ear-splitting war film on the modern front line.

Taken on its own, without context, “Warfare” is fierce; the film’s daring evacuation finale is one of many incredibly pulse-pounding sequences.