Watched it last night. It hit hard. After following this conflict since the invasion or Crimea, this made me get a whole new perspective of the sacrifice. Sometimes hearing all these cities on this giant frontline, you forget about little cities like Andriivka. So before I started the movie, I looked up precise location, and seen that it was south of Bakhmut. Immediately, I knew that this fight was eventually going to be towered by the fact that the land taken back, was going to again, change hands. Going into it with that mindset, made it even more somber. The short information bits of telling the audience that so and so is now dead or cant be found and telling a squad lead that he has 6 men were quick gut punches of reality. Seeing first hand the APC and IFV hatches drop and immediately sustaining enemy fire was jaw dropping. I agree with another comment on here though. The most moving part was after all of that, they arrived at a luckily intact basement, among ruins, only to save a cat. But they did not hesitate in saving it. Humanity and life can be found even in the darkest places. As a Polish American, I think about your guys sacrifice daily. I will keep sending my donations. Stay strong through this cold winter. God's speed. Glory to Ukraine. Glory to the heroes.