The film is based on true events. The story takes place in 1940. A small group of people who were persecuted by political witches escaped from a Siberian labor camp and finally gained their freedom. The film is very political and ideological.
Let me tell you the following experiences:
1. In the eyes of Westerners, the Nazi Party and the Communist Party are the same.
2. In terms of casualties, deserts are more terrifying than snow.
The scene that left the deepest impression on me was when they crossed the border between Russia and Mongolia, Volka's performance began to attack the teammates who mocked Stalin, obviously being persecuted by the Stalin regime, and in the end saying that Stalin was a great man. There is also his sentence: "A free country is not suitable for me. With freedom, I can't do anything, really!"
I still can't understand this sentence. Is the so-called freedom just a hope, and once it is hoped for, it will be boring Yet?
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