To think that this film is just about the French Revolution, I think it is distorting the director's original intention. As soon as the opening, the director used the mouth of the bird to say, "It's completely true, this is my experience, and the experience of many people" - of course, the director will not think that this film is only for French people, but for human beings History, especially the 20th century history of mankind in general, is full of references.
The film can be seen with reference to "Snowpiercer". It's just that the resistance of this film is in the name of love, and "Snowpiercer" is in the name of family affection. The ending lies in revealing the inevitable destruction and disaster after blind resistance.
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