"Tall" is about the life experience of a pair of girlfriends after the Soviet Union basically ended World War II. It belongs to the kind of film that indirectly expresses war. Pain and tragedy are the main theme of this Russian film. The audience's eyes are full of scars from war, lack of supplies, and those who are alive are suffering from the pain of losing their loved ones. They have no hope at all, and they don't even have the strength to struggle and express pain. I survived the war with great difficulty, but didn't want to live anymore after the war. This is a world full of cannon fodder. Of course, it is a female-themed movie. The pair of comrades who came back from the front line had their misguided thoughts and behaviors in terms of sex, and only a little hope in terms of love. They were quickly crushed and shattered. They all showed the war against women. Devastated. What is even more shocking is the dialogue between the tall girl and the lady at the end of the movie. It turns out that the Soviet army arranged for the female soldiers to go directly to the front to comfort them. The environment for these female soldiers is still quite sinister. That kind of heart-wrenching uncomfortable feeling always oppresses the audience. In this situation, the justice, national spirit and heroism are all insignificant. It is understandable that in Europe, don't say that it is really a war, and that war is unpopular. The only thing in the movie that allows the audience to see hope and the future is that tall children and girlfriends crazily want children. Children are hope and children are the future.
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