The true love Katya (a Russian name!) with a child (future/hope) was buried forever in the glacier in '62 (quoting the original "Berlin Wall has just been built"), never changed, but also out of reach;
male The protagonist (a left-wing intellectual - the film emphasizes his political orientation several times) married a counterfeit who looked alike, sometimes up and sometimes down, laughing at the Conservative Party Thatcher is a Nazi, complaining that high technology damages labor rights, pay attention Global warming melting icebergs, aging, frailty, hypocrisy for a lifetime.
Without political interpretation of this film, many dialogues will become inexplicable: for example, the wife's sarcasm about the male protagonist and katya's "nothing to achieve", the big "old people lose their purpose theory" published by the male protagonist, and so on. . .
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