A discussion about the film 'Sgt. Haane' and its portrayal of Anzac Day, emphasizing a realistic, anti-glorification approach to war and military service rooted in personal sacrifice and historical truth.
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Because for as many stories that we get out of it of bravery and individual heroics and all of that sort of stuff, they are not the norm. There are people that went very, very far from home, that died in muddy ditches in just an industrialized slaughter for somebody else's reasons. And so that thing that you hear every Anzac Day, lest we forget. For me, that's what we can't forget. We can't forget the horror. We can't forget the waste. And it should always be, let's not do this again.
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