War is not a confrontation of personal grievances, but a collision between two organizations.
In this process, some extreme relationships cannot be understood by ordinary people and ordinary minds. Coupled with the confrontation between the two big countries, a small country in Estonia is full of tragic and tragic features.
This film has a very good description of the microscopic cruelty of war, and the scenes are well used, which can make you fully feel the ruthlessness and cruelty of the real war. A life can disappear very plainly, and it will disappear in a blink of an eye.
The first half is from the perspective of the German army, with a male and female emotional scene in the middle, and the latter is the perspective of the Soviet army. There is no special support between the various perspectives. It feels like a platter.
However, this film can still deeply move me. I can understand and look at a local war from multiple perspectives. The director's idea is very good, and the shooting technique is also very good. It is worth watching.
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