Not having any knowledge of this massacre, it was moving and surprising. The ending was not seen coming and had us in happy tears. Glad we learned about and watched it.

Had not really heard much about the brutality of the Guatemala massacres in the '90s, but the story is well written, entertwined with moments of love, courage and charity, and lastly hope for the future, that I think it's best to focus not on the atrocities of genocide, but on finding justice and truth. I hope to God noone has had to go through the pain of seeing a family raped and murdered, but the reality is that it happens on a daily basis throughout the world.

Completely agree with review given by jimlacy2003. Also find it typical to blame Reagan while it was all started during Kennedy, but hey he is a democrat and can only be the good guy (the Vietnam war was also started during his era).