“…The two meet again at a boxing championship in a "capitalist" country and try to settle the score. The film concentrates on a psychological and physical conflict between a victim and a perpetrator and includes very violent fighting scenes.…”

“…Eva is the daughter of a devoted communist who formerly, before the overthrow of the 'bourgeois-capitalist' regime, lived underground. When she decides to leave her father, the family tries once again to combine family life with the making of the "communist world". …”

“…There he starts a relationship with a woman who is an archetypal product of the Soviet system, firmly believing in the advantages of socialism and feeling sorry for the suffering inhabitants of the brutal capitalist world. Their relationship is quickly spotted and monitored by local KGB agents. …”

“…In the Soviet part German workers under Soviet guidance reconstruct the industry, in the American part of the city night clubs and casinos flourish, while generals and capitalists are obsessively hunting for the optical patents of a scholar, sympathetic towards the Soviets, who is elected a mayor of the city. …”

“…In the shadow of the German Rote Armee Fraktion, they carried out bomb attacks against the Vietnam War and capitalist society. When a group of them went to Yemen to take part in a Palestinian guerrilla training camp, the point of no return seemed to have been reached. …”

“…Having had its architectural jewels hacked up into kommunalka's during the Communist era, the city is now experiencing a boom of reconstruction, where communal property promises capitalist-sized profits. In one flat on Marat Street, each of the four rooms is inhabited by a different family, all of whom share the bathroom and kitchen. …”

“…The psychic scar shared by millions of people, separated from their families during the Korean War in the 1950s, is symbolized by the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) dividing communist North from capitalist South. Here, along this infamous border, the director sets out on a journey into Korea’s broken heart, exploring the rhetoric and realism of reunification through the extraordinary stories of ordinary people. …”

“…Cartoon image of a capitalist happy about Lenin's death and crying at the sight of the growing number of Communist Party members. …”