Invasion

About This Movie

Invasion (2014) offers a very intimate look at how memory and identity intertwine, particularly in a post-conflict scenario like Panama’s after the U.S. invasion. Abner Benaim’s documentary unfolds with a somewhat reflective pace, weaving historical footage with personal testimonies. It’s interesting how it captures the tension between remembering and forgetting—there's a palpable sense of collective struggle. The atmosphere is heavy yet contemplative, showcasing the raw emotions of those affected. The interviews are compelling, revealing layers to a complex narrative. What makes it distinctive is its focus on a national psyche rather than just the events themselves. It’s not just a recounting; it's a deep dive into how history shapes a country's identity.

Explores collective memory and national identity. · Interviews provide personal insights. · Reflective pacing enhances the theme.