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National Heroine, directed by Esther Eng, is quite the fascinating piece from '37. It dives into the complexities of female bravery and patriotism against a war backdrop. Wai Kim-Fong really brings depth to her character, embodying strength and resilience that matches her male counterparts. The pacing feels deliberate, allowing the emotional weight to settle—there's a certain cadence to the scenes that mirrors the tension of wartime. The practical effects, though not grandiose, are effective in grounding the drama in a tangible reality. It explores themes of gender roles during conflict, which makes it stand out in the landscape of the time. Definitely a unique entry in the war drama genre, especially for its perspective.
Directed by Esther Eng, notable for her pioneering work. · Highlights the role of women in wartime, a unique angle for the era. · Features practical effects that add a raw authenticity to the drama.
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