Nice read, thank you!

Watching this year's Oscar ceremony, it was weird to see three different films got awarded, perfectly demonstrating the world we are living in today:

"War is Over" gets the award for short cartoon (from people who've never been at war.)

"20 Days in Mariupol" gets the Oscar for best documentary (from people who are in the war now, trying to show a true face of war to the world)

And "Zone of Interest" is between them, about a prosperous German family, having a concentration camp behind the fence of their prosperity.

In many years, these three films alone could be used to characterize the situation in the world today: some people, from their warm, not built by them, well-being, give advice to those who are trying to survive in the war, and all the rest just hear some strange sounds from behind their fence, the sounds that prevent them from watering their flowers...

My latest here: https://medium.com/@olesia-filipenko/why-great-russian-literature-is-fake-f04630fe61c4