Harun Farocki's Inextinguishable Fire

“Inextinguishable Fire” Film Review
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“Inextinguishable Fire” Film Review
“Inextinguishable Fire” is a short film directed by one of the most prominent film makers in Germany, Harun Farocki. Released in the year 1969, the film focuses on the impact the United Stats military had to the Vietnam civilians after using chemical weapon on them. The films magnifies the impact the napalm to the Vietnam community. With a major consideration of the set up and the cinematography, the films seek to justify the aftermath of war. It significantly illuminates the horrific experience the war left on Vietnam.
The uniqueness of the film is identified through the way Farocki uses experimental approach. To make the documentary relatable, he uses the approach of narration...