Today I decided to re-watch the movie "Oxygen Starvation" from 1992.
I already watched it, but it's been a while. I think I'll look, maybe I'll see a completely different meaning in it.
A little about the plot.
The action takes place at the end of 1990 in an ordinary Soviet military unit against the background of the general collapse of the country; In the film we see the collapse of the army. Abandoned posters, tanks cut into metal.
The main character turns out to be Private Billik, who refuses to obey. His open opposition to the system and conflict with the veterans lead to a tragic outcome during his guard duty.
Well, nothing unusual, the usual obscurity that was in every military unit, it seems at first glance, but no. After watching the movie again, I got the distinct impression that this movie was made as propaganda.
The main character is from Ukraine. And throughout the film he is discriminated against because of the fact that he is from Ukraine, calling him Bandrai, Cossack, etc. In fact, the whole conflict is based on this background. The director tries in every possible way to show us how Ukrainians were discriminated against in the Soviet Union due to their language and simply due to the fact that they are from Ukraine.
The film was shot there, in Ukraine, after the collapse of the Soviet Union.
After watching this film, I came to the conclusion that the anti-Russian propaganda in Ukraine started long before 2014. Maybe I see Western agents around me, all kinds of Bidens, Zelenskys and Poroshenkos, but that's exactly the opinion I have of this film.
Tactical builder.