Probably one of the most conservative films I've seen in years.

As the title suggests I felt this was one of the more conservative films I've seen in years. By that, I don't mean its openly conservative, its not overtly trying to make a political point but its telling a true story (with I'm sure embellishments) and the truth typically leans conservative, especially when you are dealing with a story largely set in the Soviet Union.

The themes I say are largely conservative are:

- Communism vs Free enterprise.
- The importance of a man trying to provide for his family.
- Collectivism vs the Individuals right to their creation.

Also its worth noting I saw this months ago (I just found this site) so if there was an element I missed, or a piece of history that was made misleading and it should be labelled has some woke to it, forgive me, but from my recollection it was very entertaining and very affirming of conservative values.