Comment by tdiff
5 hours ago
It is silly how the show depicted Dyatlov as an arrogant sargeant behaving like a bully in American series about mid school kids.
This alone sets the tone of a TV show that needs to have clear goodies and baddies, and obviously life is never that simple.
There is a real interview with Dyatlov https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N8__v9EswN4
I am not sure what your comment is getting at. Bullying is only American?
I have seen real world adults behave that way. Including multiple managers. The real world Dyatlov being verbally abusive is something the show has taken from the real world.
And before someone goes on about cultural difference, there are several high profile examples of American leaders/directors/business men acting in openly abusive ways.
"Verbal abuse" isn't a concept that existed in the Soviet Union. Giving or receiving instructions with as many "suka blyat" inserted between each word as possible wasn't abnormal.
>, there are several high profile examples of American leaders/directors/business men acting in openly abusive ways.
What an out of touch statement.
Have you ever worked in a restaurant or on a construction site?
Nothing the ruling class or their useful idiot cronies does publicly even approaches what's not considered abuse in those contexts.
Most modern television tends towards caricatures and melodrama.