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No this isn't Russia House where an endearing Sean Connery professes the greatest love he feels
capable of as a man, confessed to the Russian women in his desire for her, as played by
Michelle Pfeiffer, Connery's character making the point that if we are to be for anyone of our own,
that has to include uppermost in his own mind the lovely beauty he has finally found for himself
to have won him over so completely - the blonde spirited women of Russia.

Instead we have Hal Holbrook a news reporter from America based in Russia during the communist soviet era decades ago (a period which the great Mikhail Gorbachev freed the Russian peoples from along with his successor President Putin who thinks you'd have to be insane to want that period back as he lives for the love of sociably loving human communities with the best bonds instead in modern day Russia - with the love of real "Vodka" being his natural endowment in his capacity to share his spirit in great social ideas instead of the new "commie" model coming into being stateside whose cruelty to normal human beings not wanting to see human rights relegated to the "back" burner as it were while "cancel culture" (a euphemism for the negation of human sanity") tries to take over with all its reverse minded genius instead. Even in this movie the Bush mindset's underlying makeup is betrayed by Hal Holbrook who asserts romance and passion for women of the likes of Goldie Hawn (who plays a Russian woman equally and with great authentic charm as is needed to be true to the role of what lovely human spirits of blonde women are to be found in greatest preserved form to this very day in Russia even above anywhere else I daresay)
There is an incredibly crass moment in a whole scene when Holbrook's character is insanely rude
to a Russian Officer in quoting likely from Bergman's (Scenes from a marriage) movie out of Sweden about getting a woman's "legs to part" Oh well, he made it safely out of the country notwithstandng - so there!


Thanks for seeding - spaceba
Michael Rizzo Chessman
(moviesbyrizzo upl)