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I thought I had watched all the works about the Spanish Civil War. But this suddenly came across me. An incredible documentary from 1963. It puts today's so-called documentaries to shame. I saw images about the civil war that I had never seen before. For example, I had read a lot about the burning of churches, but I saw it here in detail for the first time. I deducted one point. The reason for that was that the images of death were displayed in a somewhat pornographic way. If it were a documentary from today, I would have deducted more points, but a work should be judged according to its period. When we judge this work according to its period, I think that the discussions on ethics were not as advanced at that time. Apart from that, you can find the answer to the question of how a documentary should be in this work...

A great movie that shows that human history is not always full of evil events. It explains the importance of solidarity in a great way. It is incredibly positive. I also congratulate you on the production. You did not make it speak in English like in classic productions, you adapted the concept of language. It does not seem artificial at all. The setting, the plot, the flow of time. It is a beautiful example that what we call friendship is not only between two people. I could not stop praising the movie. Also, its low score made me question what kind of movies people like once again. I only deducted 1 point because the animation was laggy in places.

I have never seen another production that has polluted the meaning of the word "revolution" so much. I have never seen anything as absurd as reading one of the most important historical events of the modern era as eliminating the economic oppression of the aristocracy over the peasants. Don't be so afraid of class struggles. What, did the revolution cause a handful of rabid aristocrats to become more aggressive than they actually were when they caught an epidemic? The aristocracy and its aggression have always been like this. Especially your attempt to unite the two classes in the fight against the epidemic... It reminds me of the slogan "We are all in the same boat". But even just looking at what happened after Covid-19 shows that not everyone is equal, and that they do not die equally. The series may be good cinematographically, and some of the conflict scenes look good - especially since they are different from Hollywood in terms of location. But ideologically, it is one of the worst works I have ever seen.