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Not just a suspense film
Davon 2022-01-03 08:01:36
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Dennis 2022-01-03 08:01:36
A rather unexpected film. First, the story is set during the Stalin dictatorship of the former Soviet Union. In such a strong historical period, the director put the clues of the story on a children’s series of murders. This plot setting makes the whole film look like one. The huge burger with double meatloaf has a rich taste and endless aftertaste. You will sigh in such a political environment that everyone is in danger and is forced to frame others, and is worried about the brutal murderer appearing at any time.
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Clay 2022-04-21 09:02:46
Apart from Hardy, there really isn't much to see. It is nothing more than a story about a government official who gave up everything to find out the truth. His wife is indeed a woman. Another story tells us: cutting grass is not eradicated, the spring wind blows and regenerates.
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Vladimir Malevich: At the end of the day, hero, monster... we are both killers, you and I. Tell me, are there no children on your conscience, Leo? You knew what you were doing and you chose to do it. But me,
[sobbing]
Vladimir Malevich: I can't help it. I can't.
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Title Card: There is no murder in paradise.
Title Card: In 1933, at the height of Joseph Stalin's state-imposed famine against the Ukrainian people, an estimated 25,000 died each day from starvation. The systematic extermination by hunger known as the Holodomor, left millions of children orphaned.