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Need an research paper on a summary of the film. Needs to be 6 pages. Please no plagiarism.
Need an research paper on a summary of the film. Needs to be 6 pages. Please no plagiarism. Two Soviet sailors, Peter and Sergei, go ashore to spend an adventurous night in Liverpool. Love and attraction for sex transcend geographical boundaries, and the two natives of Liverpool, Elaine, and Theresa are no exception. Elaine and Peter's interaction turns out like an instant political pact between the two political leaders from England and Russia. However, Peter's English language knowledge is too insufficient to cover the entire syllabus of love through language. But they must have employed other means of communication, but the call of the sailor's duty from a Communist country beats all further consideration. Their love story is confronted with the hurdles of geography as they belong to two different countries.  .The sailor leaves with the ship. It Elaine can't revoke love pact as such she writes. As appeal and sends it to Soviet General Secretary Leonid Brezhnev to intervene to solve this personal issue having international ramifications! Brezhnev responds and she gets a ticket to Russia! .
The role of place in Letter to Brezhnev goes in tandem with the requirement of the plot. Describing the conditions that prevail in most European urban centers, A. B. Murphy et al. . write, "Residential neighborhoods in European cities today remain rooted in class. The clustering of foreign laborers in certain districts speaks of their socioeconomic status rather than their ethnic background, and that explains their near-chaotic mixing….in present-day Liverpool…" (p.260). The choice of Liverpool as the place for shooting the film is imaginative on the director of the movie to make it a representative sample of most of the urban centers and highlight the economic plight and societal conditions of the majority of the people over there. . The Director is aware of the importance of geography and the role of place in this low-budget movie. The love story in which the sailor is involved could have been a local sailor from her own country England. By introducing the sailor from Russia, the Director/scriptwriter has introduced geography to make the affair complicated and contesting. Thus, the place plays a decisive role in their love-affair, and the problems of Iron-Curtain politics (Communist Russia) have been introduced. . It also kindles curiosity amongst the viewers of the countries to which the lovers belong. .
