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The film ... is stretched too thin by its many sensibilities, thereby doing none of them very well. It's a period piece trapped in a love triangle with a last minute makeover as a war thriller.

This proves to be a probing look at the impact of the choices we make with a conclusion that goes against the grain.

Directed by James Kent (Testament of Youth), it's an unabashed melodrama about the fractured loyalties and illogical tendencies of broken people. And that's why we loved it.

There's no denying that's a sweeping, handsome movie, but its heart is almost entirely empty.

The intentions are clear, but they're too stilted to rise above unintentional parody.