There were two Soviet-Finnish wars, which were mutual cause and effect. In the second Soviet-Finnish war, Finland and Hitler cooperated and fought against the Soviet Union. This story is that this film from this can be interpreted in this way. Soldiers only want to live their lives. These contradictions are still in the good times, but after 1943, these contradictions broke out in a concentrated manner, and the country hated family feuds and turned into anti-war thoughts. Unfortunately, war is like this, fanaticism is not. It's too easy to calm down, and all that remains is to die slowly in meaningless battles. The demands of these people at the bottom have thus become out of reach, and in the end, those who can survive are already full of abilities. Do you want your own country or a peaceful life? Obviously, the spirit of the Finnish director and our country is different (apart from cooperating with fascism)
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