The straightforward and unremarkable plot in the first half of the film made me mistakenly think it was a commercial war film! Almost gave up! But just like the classic literature always has one or two incomprehensible passages, the second half of the film has a sudden change in the plot. It takes a sacrifice as the starting point, and uses a fantasy perspective to denounce human desires. At the end of the film, the Russian president called on 146 countries to boycott the advertisements for the peace of mankind! This is what the director wants to tell the audience: Only by restraining one's own desires can the human race go further!
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