If you follow the discourse very closely, this movie mocks everything that comes from the west, "the big tie", the psychiatry, sexual education, woman rights, the tulips, and tries to imply that only true workers are capable for true love.
The whole charade is even more bizarre when you realize that all main teenager actors actually have voice-overs from old communist movie stars of Yugoslavia from that period (Dragan Nikolic and Ifran Mensur), not credited in the title.
Obvious this movie was order by Communist party of Yugoslavia itself, and my head hurts from its messages and values it promotes. (poverty and totalitarianism is good, too much freedom and too much rights are bad).
It should be played on sociology classes as the great example of totalitarian propaganda "art".
Review of Beloved Love
