The article discusses a film documenting the Russia-Ukraine war, focusing on both visual and auditory elements through intercepted calls from Russian soldiers. It highlights the contradictory emotions and attitudes of Russian citizens, some of whom support the war or engage in acts of aggression while others express dissent. The film illustrates how the conflict has warped both the soldiers' and the civilians’ psyche, normalizing imperialism. Additionally, it emphasizes the perspective of Russian women who often mirror their sons' violent sentiments, showcasing the pervasive support for the military operation and illustrating the psychological impact this war has on the population.
Amidst the ongoing war, a chilling normalization of imperialism emerges, reflected through the atrocities committed as well as the troubling attitudes of the Russian populace.
The film juxtaposes intercepted calls from Russian soldiers with harrowing visuals of Ukraine's devastation, highlighting the psychological effects of power on both soldiers and civilians.
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