Simplified characters and strongly amplified and invented extra drama and events.
replyI worked in the soviet nuclear industry (Sredmash) in the 1980s.
replyThe dialogs and characters are completely unrealistic and made me cringe. Everyone looks overemotional and infantile.
The hierarchical interactions are comical - a minister would never go to talk to miners, he would just phone a subordinate and tell them to organize people, they don't need armed soldiers present to enforce something, it is not the Wild West. The authors have no clue about the soviet mentality and how soviet society operated.
Well, how else would you show a minister giving a command to n layers of people before going to the miners on a drama show?
replyEasy but boring. Realistically, the workers would be gathered in a hall and their immediate boss would give a speech: "The party and the government want you to serve the Motherland at this heroic moment and volunteer for a hard job. Whoever goes gets apartments ahead of the waiting list".
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