That it had no point, except spurious horror and did not go anywhere except to reinforce dark fantasies that men might have about captured women?
Do not accuse a film of not having a point just because you missed the point and didn't understand the film.
The point of the film was to make people aware that this sort of thing does happen in reality, that is why it has an Amnesty International logo on it. If you do some research you will find there are still many countries which torture prisoners, both male and female, and yes even for such simple things as publishing innocent stories or poems. As another poster has said even the US is not above torturing people and accusing innocent people of crimes they haven't committed etc. Go and look an the Amnesty International website and you will find the stories of a few people imprisoned and tortured for petty reasons.
Well it ain't on Amazon for sale. And anAmerican DVD is not available. Draw your own conclusions.
As to it not being available on Amazon, I actually have it on video from the USA (which I bought from Amazon) as well as on DVD from Spain, so yes it is available. It is also very worthwhile watching for those who are able to actually see the message and not just see it as being a dark fantasy. I think your statement about it being to reinforce dark fantasies actually says more about you than it does about the film.
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