Warner Bros. Film Company will issue a love letter to Stalin
In the USA, after 60 years of oblivion, the movie Mission to Moscow, created by the author of Casablanca, will be released Michael Curtis. Film directed by Warner Bros. at the request of President Roosevelt, it was released in 1942 and has been described by critics as a “love letter to Stalin for two million dollars,” according to the New York Post. The movie justified many of the actions of the Soviet leadership, in particular, the conclusion of the Molotov-Ribentrop pact, the war with Finland and even the political processes of 1937 and 38. Roosevelt insisted on making a movie about Stalin because he wanted Americans to learn more about their allies fighting in the fields of World War II. In the era of the `` witch hunt '', set during the Cold War, this movie was used as one of the main proofs of Hollywood's sympathy for communist ideals. The painting Mission to Moscow; will be released on DVD. The Topic of Article: Warner Bros. Film Company will issue a love letter to Stalin. |
