Remainds me of Polish book market, most of the books, even completely unrelated, at some points have the ritual condemnation of the demon of communism. It’s usually short from one sentence to half page, and often is completely at odds with the topic, for example some light romance with sudden “Soviet rapehorde” mention and then back to flirting, or jab at marxism during analysis of kingdom of Western Zhou.
Modern Russian WWII movies energy. It’s more subtle, of course, no rapehordes, but you can bet there will be a senselessly cruel officer(probably the political officer) and “the people won in spite of the system” energy. Thankfully, they keep reliably getting shit for it from the audience.
Remainds me of Polish book market, most of the books, even completely unrelated, at some points have the ritual condemnation of the demon of communism. It’s usually short from one sentence to half page, and often is completely at odds with the topic, for example some light romance with sudden “Soviet rapehorde” mention and then back to flirting, or jab at marxism during analysis of kingdom of Western Zhou.
Modern Russian WWII movies energy. It’s more subtle, of course, no rapehordes, but you can bet there will be a senselessly cruel officer(probably the political officer) and “the people won in spite of the system” energy. Thankfully, they keep reliably getting shit for it from the audience.