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Posted by Victor Khomenko on October 21, 2020 at 05:48:10:
As I started watching it I realized that last time we went through about 2 hours, and then, for some reason, bailed out. This time I got absorbed into it, and continue watching.

So my question is as follows - how does a movie like that work for an American? It is so full of subtle clues, small details, historic references that are bound to be lost - do you feel that as you watch it? Does it engage you?