The best war movie of all time

Alfonso 2022-03-20 09:03:03

The innocent are constantly rebuking themselves, and the guilty are at ease. Each nation's memories of war are always different. Estonia uses helplessness and absurdity to interpret the insoluble war. A group of young people joined the German and Soviet troops in confusion. They made fun of drinks, made fun of Hitler's photos, and discussed what to do when they met their own people. Until Yuri killed his fellow countryman and fell in love with the other's sister, the homeland could not be returned, and they were as lost as children with dolls in the wilderness. The rhythm is a little chaotic.

Philip 2022-04-23 07:05:04

Good subject, but the narrative is a little jerky. Throughout World War II, the Soviet Union's hegemony was reflected in its relations with its weaker neighbors. Caught between Sod, Estonia is naturally a weak chicken. Different from the Soviet-Finnish war, Estonia was only abused, either by Germany or by the Soviet Union. After the abuse, it had to be used as a tool. Germany occupied it and recruited 50,000 troops to fight the Soviet Union, and the Soviet Union occupied it and recruited 70,000 troops to fight Germany. So here comes the problem. In just six short years, some Estonians must have joined the SS and the Red Army. This film focuses on these people, showing their hesitation and struggle. National disasters are at the forefront, individuals have no right to choose, and the wall is generally swaying from side to side. But when it comes to personnel, there is no lack of humanitarian spirit, and kindness prevails. Its values ​​are opposite to that of "Red Sorghum", and the film advocates that right and wrong are not enough to judge the good and evil of ordinary people who are caught up in the torrent. Although the politics is not correct enough, and although it is not as bloody as the "bandit anti-Japanese", I think it is more real and credible.