The document discusses the political drama film "Rise of Dawn" which deals with the postwar era after WWII. The film director committed years to telling the true story of this era, as its themes are still relevant today. While the film depicts lives in Eastern Europe and America after the war, its message is relevant to all people regarding the suffering experienced during that time under regimes like Nazism and Stalinism. The film uses music and historical settings to transport viewers back to the postwar era and explore the important but overlooked history of that time period under the Iron Curtain.

1. Postwar Wounds - Spy Era
Franklin Roosevelt: "Remember, remember always, that all of us, and you
and I especially, are descended from immigrants and revolutionists."
With this profound statement, the writer and director, MarieAnna Dvorak,
has returned to the past in the political drama feature, Rise of Dawn. She
committed herself to years of creative work in order to bring this true story
from postwar era to the public, for its themes nowadays pass for genuine.
The Rise of Dawn deals with political science that includes history and
humanity. Although the story projects lives in two different political
regimes after WWII, Eastern Europe and America, it effects all citizens of
the world regardless of differences in political, cultural, or religious ethics.
A hundreds films from WWII were made, but the postwar era has been
absolutely overlooked. And yet, millions of people suffered, many were
killed, others committed suicide and the consequences are still felt. It is
wrong to think that this issue doesn't concern people from the other parts
of the world. The victims of the regime now live all over the world and this
unfortunate destiny of coming from Nazism to Stalinism will remain in
their family history forever. Needless to say that dictatorship still exists on
our planet and it's dangerous. The era of Stalinism behind the Iron
Curtain is as important part of our history as is the war.
The Rise of Dawn film is a light musical, filled with the expressive songs
of hippies that made the whole society think, dream, made people of the
world feel as one. The beautiful classical music and the historical places
will bring us to the time that once was called now, and the delicate
thoughts of classical playwrights will move our hearts and enrich our
souls.
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