When it comes to ideology, the Cold War is the confrontation between the socialist camp and the capitalist camp, and I will not express my position here, but this film uses the perspective of capitalism to measure and vilify communism everywhere. Of course, we must admit that in the current stage of human social development, private ownership is absolutely dominant, as is human nature. This is Lenin in the eyes of Marx. In other words, at the current level of productivity development, the transcendence of social relations needs to be carefully maintained. The film takes pains to "black", from the rude Khrushchev, the heroic shaping of the newspaper, the expulsion of the Jews, the family background of the commissar, the commissar sacrificing himself for his love but the country, the indifference of the nurse, in short The Soviet Union is a mess. On the other hand, in Nazi Germany, it was a small soldier who secretly stole the ring, because he made a contribution to stealing the little red book, and was saved from death. In short, the military discipline was strict.
Two protagonists are just two props, so there must be a story to tell. The colonel is handsome.
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