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Sigurd 2022-08-22 11:50:00

Seeing someone in the comment area holding the American drama stepping on this film, I was speechless at the time. Not to mention the difference between the two types. The American dramas of the same name and "The Crown" are both self-portraits and disguised history full of American narcissism. It is hard to believe that audiences with a materialistic view of history will recognize these TV shows from the perspective of realistic influence. The American drama of the same name is basically written from the perspective of discrediting the political system of the Soviet Union. In contrast, this Russian film tells the story from the perspective of witnesses and their immediate community of destiny. I have a natural liking for this.

The film has the style of Maoist art: soothing and long, with affectionate pulse. If we call Susu's soul, it is still a pain point: Don’t deny the problem: the ddl did not follow the blueprint and the cause of the accident was man-made; but, the male protagonist who wanted to go back to Kiev and start a new life→save his life is like any ordinary man. The male protagonist, who is just as greedy and afraid of death, chooses to return and build the Great Wall of Steel with his comrades for the sake of the son whom his girlfriend has just met (and the survival and continuation of the thousands of ordinary families behind them). This is actually portraying the greatness of "people", a country that has flaws but allows people to connect with real emotions and triggers a meaning beyond the individual from the individual. After reading it, I even seem to understand to some extent why it is impossible to do it in Fukushima, Japan. People can only become stronger because of being connected to others. The so-called "human rights" that is atomized and refined and self-interested in capitalist society will fail.

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Chernobyl: Abyss quotes

  • Firefighter Alexey Karpushin: [when his son was transferred to the airport in order to send him to a Swiss hospital] Alesha, you were driven with emergency lights like Gorbachev.