The most valuable part of this film lies in the complete set of bystander characters, just depicting without sublimation, telling you the overwhelming human nature, and also telling you the emptiness and powerlessness of values in front of human nature.
Nothing is more real than existence, and beyond that, everything is just clothes to put on and take off.
Mistakenly thinking that the Nazis were the Bolsheviks' contact person, the small humor contains big meanings, and the details of the traitor's execution are enlarged, insinuated and compared, and the truth is up to you to judge.
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