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I strongly suggest everyone here (especially those who speak Russian or wish to learn it) to watch at least one of the films. pic.x.com/bvqczl2gxa
I strongly suggest everyone here (especially those who speak Russian or wish to learn it) to watch at least one of the films. pic.x.com/bvqczl2gxa
Aug 20 2024 11:56:03 AM
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Movies in the USSR are some of the best directed and most beautifully crafted films in the history of cinematography. They feel real, as if you are actually watching real people and not simply actors on a screen. It's something you cannot put into words.
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