As part of the promotion of a certain Harry Hope, who dreams of receiving the Nobel Peace Prize, his assistant Kate goes to Georgia to shoot fake news there about the ongoing war, which is inappropriately about to end. Children are smeared with "blood", simulated explosions and suffering of the civilian population - everything is as it should be.
The result is, of course, a comedy, because everything happens to satisfy the ambitions of not quite sane Hope, who, in general, does not need a war - so, a picture in the media for a couple of days. But the same methods have recently been used as cover for people who needed war in Libya, Syria. If you think about it, it becomes not very funny.
Hope is preparing for a concert for peace with Sheeran, Beyonce and so on. So after this movie, audiences will probably become suspicious of concerts like any peace movement. So the film even manages to discredit the propaganda of peace.
In addition, it is not clear why the Georgian actors agreed to act here – in their country there has been more than one war in recent decades. And they agree to participate in a comedy about the war in the territory where their people died. Do these actors have a moral, patriotic framework? Or they really like the way their people have been shown here - like a bunch of dumbasses that Kate is fooling around.