Forbearance of strength

Mitchell 2022-03-19 09:01:08

Russian films are roughly divided into two categories. One category focuses on social issues and is known for being calm, such as "Leviathan", "Ilena", and "Exiled Love", etc., all of which are quite appreciable. The other category is to inherit the film tradition of the former Soviet Union, pursue big themes, pay attention to the so-called poetry, and finally lead to false big sky. Unfortunately, this film falls into this category. It was originally a good biographical subject, and it can be photographed very well. Pity.

Nestor 2022-03-27 09:01:20

Another heartbreaking "female-themed" movie. Using Western middle-class feminism, the core of the story of a Soviet wartime heroine was tampered with. I want to say that the liberation of women in the Soviet Union is not the liberation of women in the United States, but I am only the essence of the Soviet Union. The Soviet Union is dead and the dream has been broken. The world under our feet is already a beautiful new world. What else can be said. However, this movie tried hard to hack the Soviet Union, but the worst of it was the United States. A Mrs. Bai Zuo, who had never been on the battlefield, sighed with pity to a fighting hero who defended the motherland, "A man should protect you"? Wonder how many Soviet men died? From the perspective of women's growth and development, the highest image established in this film is the heroine's father, and the one who has been hacked the most is the president's wife.