Despite the amazing cinematography, almost all the scenes feels like they are in a hurry to quickly tell you what happened and then move on.
Kamal's voice jumps between his own and the one he's trying to imitate and many characters feels one dimensional IMO.
But as a Sri Lankan born after a decade past this period, although I enjoyed every moment and learned the historic incidents, the way they are delivered definitely didn't create an 'emotional blast' inside my mind, which it should have.
Frozen Fire would've been exceptional as a 'documentary', but for a two and half hour movie, it could've deliver more.
Review of The Frozen Fire
