After viewing this fictional account, attempting to justify the life and actions of an actual traitor, I have no doubt it was written and produced by a new set of communist sympathizers. I am also certain the CCP had a hand in its creation from script to ending.
When I watched the movie, I was unaware of the details of the actual traitorous actions of the main character. Even with my lack of knowledge beforehand, I found the movie to be utterly and completely unbelievable. The very idea that a brilliant and educated physicist could be swayed by a kiss and a promise rings hollow. The fact she refused to betray her country until she heard about the deaths in Hiroshima, also bears little resemblance to the reality of persons living and working through a long and brutal war.
We are expected to believe someone who lived through months of nightly bombings and deaths of neighbors and friends, and spent months diligently contributing to a weapon of mass destruction, suddenly became emotional about the possible deaths of potential enemies? Not something likely to happen, and anyone who knows patriots who lived, worked, and served through those years, would know it's a communist screen writers fantasy.
This is simply more apologetic revisionist history, courtesy of communistic entertainers, who have never sacrificed a single thing in their lives for the benefit of others. They work based solely on their communist ideals, which have been responsible for more deaths and oppression than any other political philosophy in the history of the world.
In the end, they expect they will soften the weak mind viewers (which is what they think of us all) to their "better way of living".
In reality, their heroine's actions, led to the deaths and oppression of hundreds of millions of people for half a century. For without the ability to build nuclear weapons, the USSR would not have been able to maintain their barbaric authoritative regime over an entire region of the world.
When I watched the movie, I was unaware of the details of the actual traitorous actions of the main character. Even with my lack of knowledge beforehand, I found the movie to be utterly and completely unbelievable. The very idea that a brilliant and educated physicist could be swayed by a kiss and a promise rings hollow. The fact she refused to betray her country until she heard about the deaths in Hiroshima, also bears little resemblance to the reality of persons living and working through a long and brutal war.
We are expected to believe someone who lived through months of nightly bombings and deaths of neighbors and friends, and spent months diligently contributing to a weapon of mass destruction, suddenly became emotional about the possible deaths of potential enemies? Not something likely to happen, and anyone who knows patriots who lived, worked, and served through those years, would know it's a communist screen writers fantasy.
This is simply more apologetic revisionist history, courtesy of communistic entertainers, who have never sacrificed a single thing in their lives for the benefit of others. They work based solely on their communist ideals, which have been responsible for more deaths and oppression than any other political philosophy in the history of the world.
In the end, they expect they will soften the weak mind viewers (which is what they think of us all) to their "better way of living".
In reality, their heroine's actions, led to the deaths and oppression of hundreds of millions of people for half a century. For without the ability to build nuclear weapons, the USSR would not have been able to maintain their barbaric authoritative regime over an entire region of the world.