Apartment 32 in Area A on the ninth floor in the movie is going to collapse, as is the Soviet Union outside the movie.
Whether it is the people in the building or the officials outside the building, they are people of the world, "digging the corner of socialism", and no one can save them. The male protagonist and the male protagonist's father are real communists, but they are in a low position and powerless, to no avail. Among those high-ranking officials, a few are good, and a few have an instant conscience discovery, but the whole system is corrupt and bribery, and there is no cure, so their conscience has withdrawn, so they choose to put the discord. They were pushed out by people on the same front as scapegoats. The fall of the Soviet Union is inevitable in history, and no one can save it.
I don't know what kind of feelings the Russians have towards the Soviet Union, but my feeling about the Soviet Union is, yes
"Like one of your neighbors, he taught you knowledge, taught you to fight, gave you money when you were the most difficult, gave you the necessities of life and gave you furniture and electrical appliances, he supported you through childhood and life At the lowest point, he was like a father and a brother. Later, you fell out and fought a few times, and you didn’t keep in touch. You gradually reconciled, although not as close as before. Until one day you woke up and found his A few sons and others moved out together, and when you asked, you found out that he had died in the winter woods. You would be a little confused, maybe also a little sad, standing in front of his grave in a daze, full of words. I don't know where to start..."
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