It is a production that tells about the plain and colorless, cold and distant, soulless and exhausted state and relations of the working class. Of course, this applies to the workers of Scandinavian countries. However, the movie has a vision of the future. It shows a stage that every country will go through with globalization. The working class is the emptiest class, the lower class that has no brains and has nothing to say, not only not being, but having nothing to say. We understand from the end of the movie that we have a director who salutes communism and glorifies the simplicity of the love of the proletariat. But it also shows how colorless lives they have.
Review of Shadows in Paradise
