Doesn’t this mean that people in Soviet Russia and other places seem to be happy because of a certain kind of enthusiasm. After this ideology collapsed, they fell into problems, and Western literary, film and music consumer products came to save them and let them face it. To the desire of man, leading to happiness?
Such an old theme of the Renaissance, the construction of facial makeup, if not because it meets the ideological requirements, how can it be worth noting today? I'm afraid it would be more appropriate to make an animated short film.
But what made me angry was that it used a lot of dissonance at the beginning, and it put out a posture to make people think it was going to talk about something like Tarkovsky, but it was actually such a simple thing.
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