How should I put it, it has all the boring, uninteresting features of literary films. The characters that appear the most are the salesmen of two Party gifts. The most common place is the bar. It would be tedious to see them appearing and appearing all the time. Therefore, the director disrupted the characters and locations, which seemed to be a montage, and the audience would not feel so boring when watching the movie.
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In modern society, there are kings and armies. Full of style. Riding a horse and carrying a knife. Vigorous and arrogant. The military song was loud. The division of the defeated army is disgraced. Contrast with the previous echoes.
In 1945, on the streets of Victory Day, an American soldier bent over and kissed a passing lady, and the photo became a classic. Well, earlier in the film: 1943. More characters: The barmaid gave the soldiers a deep kiss for alcohol, and not one, but a roomful of soldiers.
A genocidal army (probably the Nazis) drove the primitive tribes into the gas chambers. The people outside the glass room watched with their wine in their hands. Probably satirizing those "gentlemen" who were sitting on the sidelines! But the gentlemen are all old-fashioned, sharpening the sword of irony: you are all old.
It is not difficult to see that the director likes the military from the fact that all the highlights come from the military or are related to the military.
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