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| Rozhin: Film review:Granite |
| 2021-12-30 |
| Direct Translation via Google Translate. Edited. [ColonelCassad] The film "Granite" was released about the trip of "tourists" to Mozambique in 2019, where they trained and supported local security forces in the fight against ISIS terrorists in the northern regions of Mozambique. The film continues the general line of propagation of influence of Russian contractors in African countries in the period after the start of operations in Syria in 2015, which actually opened the door for Russia to Africa. The word tourists in quotes is a reference to the film Tourist, which is the call sign of the main character SIGN OF THE TIMES. If in Soviet times wars and conflicts in distant Africa (for example, in Angola) remained either unknown or little known to a wide range of citizens, then in the modern realities of universal informatization, many things become public knowledge very quickly. So it is with the events in Mozambique in the film "Granite". In fact, the active events that are going to be shown in the film took place there in 2019. And already in 2021, a feature film based on the theme will be released. |
| Posted by:badanov |
| #1 Nice write-up Bad, gonna watch it. Saw "Don't Look Up" on Netflix. Two academic astronomers from Michigan State discover a world killer comet. They quickly also discover that the people and institutions which should be alarmed and responsive to an ELE are so jaded with information overload and interpersonal value inspection that few can be bothered. Good performances by Leo DiCaprio and Jennifer Lawrence, actors whose work I seldom track and often choose to avoid. |
| Posted by: Skidmark 2021-12-30 05:21 |