black, really black

Virgie 2022-03-27 09:01:20

The connotation of Soviet-style feminism is that "women can be the same as men", and the connotation of Western-style feminism is "women and men are different". As a Soviet-style propaganda image, Lyudmila naturally conveys the former, so take the latter idea To rewrite the former narrative is too uncomfortable. The messy emotional entanglement is disgusting.

Lysanne 2022-03-25 09:01:20

The combination of two-line narratives is not good, often disturbing the audience's emotional brewing, and shooting many scenes in MV to shoot wars will greatly reduce the authenticity (it is not true if there is a broken limb, after all), and the love scenes are too many to focus on the wrong point. Just rewriting Makarov and skipping the others, the female lead isn't capable enough to handle the role, but was startled by a falling frying pan while cooking borsch with Mrs. Roosevelt, and was naked when changing clothes. The back was scarred, and I was moved to consider ignoring the shortcomings; however, the more I watched the later, the more I felt that the ideological output in the film had degraded the film too much. It should be viewed from a more human nature, universal, and moral perspective. There should be no ideological problems, but the film instead emphasizes the superiority of ideology. This is too absurd