Beasts of No Nation e la 2015 American war drama film written, co-produced, shot, ane daraata yi Cary Joji Fukunaga. O da tue la a bibile naŋ da leɛ e child soldier yi a o teŋɛ na da taa zɔɔre. Shot a Ghana ane starring Idris Elba, Abraham Attah, Ama K. Abebrese, Grace Nortey, David Dontoh, ane Opeyemi Fagbohungbe, a sinii da kyaare la a 2005 novel ne a yuori yenaa naŋ na da e a Uzodinma Iweala,[1] ka a ganne yuori poruu meŋ da yi a Fela Kuti album.
A young boy, Agu, da kpeɛrɛ la korbilee kaŋa na be a West African ne a o yɔɔmine ane a o dɔgereba, na da be a "buffer zone" a da nyɛ eebo yi ECOMOG troops. Ba da yeli ko la a koraa deme ka a government da lee la kyɛ ka military-aligned rebels a da de a teŋɛ wederoŋ.[2]
Netflix da taa la worldwide distribution rights kyaare a $12 million. A sinii da yi la theatrically ane online yi a osubscription video na be a demand service a October 16, 2015,[6] neŋ Bleecker Street handling a theatrical release.[7]
A Rotten Tomatoes, da taa la rating na da e 92% yi a 146 reviews, neŋ average rating na e 7.90/10. A website's critical consensus kanne la, "Beasts of No Nation finds writer-director Cary Fukunaga na tona neŋ a talented cast ka o maale a sobering, uncompromising, ne a lɛ zaa o taa la hopeful picture of war's human cost.[8]" A Metacritic,taa la magere na e 79 yi 100,na kyaare 30 critics, naŋ wuli a "generally favourable reviews".[9]
A 2015, Artnet da toɔle la article a da yeli ka Fukunaga da sere taa la yelnyɔgere sonne mine kyɛ da ba sona a Irish yielŋmera Richard Mosse, o toma na kyaare infrared film ane depicted child soldiers na be Democratic Republic of Congo.[11]
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