Saw this film recently and enjoyed the timeliness of how it dealt with children and how war touches their lives. Though a little slow at first, it picked up and I enjoyed it. The ending made me cry. I especially enjoyed the children and the music. Keri Johnson
3 Reviews
A tearjerker!
janemc417 July 2002
I showed this movie to my 6th graders at school. I used it as a visual-aid since we were talking about war and how the children in those countries deal with it. I'd purchased the film off the internet and am really happy I did. The children enjoyed it and saw what war can do to not only a country of adults, but a country where children live too. The title is perfect. The children caught in an adults war are truly the soldiers of innocence.
Areally great cast and crew.
tpendleysr22 May 2006
Warning: Spoilers
I was stationed in Taegu, Korea between 1986 and 1990. A movie production came to our US Army Company, (the 169th Signal Company, 36th Signal Battalion, 1st Signal Brigade) and requested that some of our soldiers be extras in a war movie that they were producing. Many of us soldiers volunteered. It was suppose to be just a few days, but we were enjoying ourselves and doing such a good job that we volunteered to work on weekends. My son was 17 at the time so he was able to be in it too. this was a very special time in our lives.
Dennis and the rest of the cast was great. they were friendly and excepted help from us soldiers in doing things right.
I have never seen the movie and would love to have a copy. Can anyone help me. Also anyone from the 169th Sig Co that was also in it please contact me. Thanks, MSG T. Larry Pendley, US Army retired
Dennis and the rest of the cast was great. they were friendly and excepted help from us soldiers in doing things right.
I have never seen the movie and would love to have a copy. Can anyone help me. Also anyone from the 169th Sig Co that was also in it please contact me. Thanks, MSG T. Larry Pendley, US Army retired
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