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　　‘This is not science fiction’, says a commercial inviting young people to join the US Air Force. Indeed it is anything but a utopian vis@毛成片1卡2卡3卡4卡@ion when drones targeting humans in Afghanistan and other countries are operated from a safe distance. National Bird descri@单身男女1@bes the dramatic experiences of three former Air Force analysts who have decided to break their silence about the secret deployment of these combat drones. Haunted by the realisation that the@伊人大杳蕉在线影院视频@y might have been responsible for the death of innocent victims, they are going public with their knowledge – regardless of the possible consequences. These three war veterans all signed up voluntarily fo@不知火舞的背德@r military service – either out of a sense of idealism, hardship or a feeling of dut@极速酷客@y. But all that changed as a result of the drone programme.
　　National Bird provides insights into the US drone programme as seen through the eyes of veterans and survivors whose stories are connected. At the same time the film asks whether it is possible for a world to exist other than one in wh@魔法少女奈叶剧场版第二部@ich violence breeds violence. berlinale 2016