That was a forced enthusiasm. The hysteria of the group.
An illusion of security by the dictatorship.
It "belongs to the past, but concerns the present as well."
Close-up of mother's face, her eyes full of tears. The changes of her emotion were: "surprised" - "indifferent" - "curious" - "doubt" (think her words were absurd) - "empathetic"(she would never change if she was young again) - "narcissistic" - "confused" (she didn't understand, there's no way out according to her), etc. Desire of looking closer, to "get closer" to her emotion.
The same things happened/are happening/will happen again and again. The same things happened/are happening/will happen everywhere.
Socialism. The country and the individual. The confused individual effected by its milieux. "If the country has a future, you have a future too. But if it doesn't, neither will you."
An awesome documentary about interview about (found footage) interview. It is a lost and found. Were the words make no differences (according to the interview in the found footage) or were the words make differences?
