Very realistic war film, Ukrainians are excellent soldiers and Russians are very poor like their president

@Hugin123. I mean, using "Media Funds" from other countries for making one type of propaganda or another isn't new. The question that SHOULD be asking, is why there's no funds available for most Western filmmakers, but somehow there's tax money that can be spent on allowing OTHER countries' filmmakers to make movies? :/

Why exactly would an "elite squadron of Ukranian soldiers" care about the fate of an American journalist when there's an entire frontline to defend? This story concept is completely bizarre?

Ok, but is the movie any good?

we are waiting for the next one to be paid from the taxes of the Poles as Stepan Bandera ordered the massacre of 100,000 thousand Poles. Bandera participated in the assassination of a Polish minister and is accused of the fact that his organization killed Jews and Poles in 1941. Ukrainians, don't forget that they occupy territories that do not belong to them from Romania, Hungary, Poland, Slovakia, Moldova ... and the USSR is no longer like when Nikita Khrushchev got drunk and drew territories on the map of Ukraine with a pen!

Ukraine is done, all that is left is conducting terrorist attacks on Russian civilians. Next on the menu are 3 baltic piglets.

Pochemu by russkim prosto ne uyti iz Ukrainy? Prosto zakonchit' ves' etot morok?

So that’s what European taxpayers’ money is being spent on – rubbish like this.