The protagonist Anna is a Soviet woman. At first, she was a weak woman trying to get rid of her scumbag boyfriend, then she became a KGB agent, and then she was an ordinary person hiding in the vast sea of people. According to the movie, Anna’s life can be divided into two stages. The first half of her life is Anna's struggle with fate. She tried her best to gain some initiative in her life, while in the second half of her life, she escaped from the net and returned to the world. The audience is not sure how, but I believe that Anna's perseverance and ability should not be bad. In fact, Anna's life is also the life of many people, although it may not be as exciting as Anna's life in the movie, such ups and downs, but the essence is to fight for the initiative for his own life. Everyone is subject to various restraints from birth, some are innate and physiology, and some are acquired, and people are actively or passively adapting to or fighting these restraints throughout their lives.
Anna is active and passive. She actively seeks opportunities to get rid of an unfortunate life, but just as she escapes from the tiger's mouth she enters the wolf's den. She tried to depend her life on others, but was humiliated and betrayed by her scumbag boyfriend. She got rid of her ex-boyfriend but was forced to become a KGB. She licked blood for a five-year promise and became a cold-blooded killer, regardless of right or wrong. Then, in order to gain a little bit of initiative in life, she traded between the two major spy forces and between different emotions. She calmly showed weakness to her lovers, seemingly devoted to love like moths into the fire, but still locked in. Firmly grasp the bottom line of only going to bed and not having sex. In the film, she had a clear relationship between four men and one woman. Except for the scumbag ex-boyfriend and the assassination of prey, she was more like using the other three people, using him/them as her emotional Catharsis and action cover, use them to obtain intelligence to achieve her own goals, but in the end she doesn't want anyone. This is what distinguishes this film from spy films with male protagonists. Spy films with male protagonists, such as the "007" series and "Mission: Impossible" series, include excellent female spy characters. When there are emotional entanglements or even stance conflicts with the male protagonist, women are often the emotionally difficult party to withdraw. But the film does the opposite, which is rare. If you ask Anna if she has ever been tempted, I think she has, but her sincerity may only be as long as the time spent in bed.
Finally, I recommend this movie. The director level is very high. The plot, action and suspense are well balanced in this film. The flashbacks are not messy after repeated flashbacks. The heroine has a beautiful temperament, which is natural, innocent, glamorous, It's so sexy, it's worth watching.
