This film is an epic multi-episode widescreen blockbuster filmed by the Soviet Union to commemorate the great victory of the Soviet people's anti-fascist struggle in World War II. The whole film is divided into two parts: "Invasion" and "Typhoon Campaign", each with a total of four episodes. In June 1941, fascist Germany concentrated 190 divisions to invade the Soviet Union with lightning tactics. The film was filmed over a period of two years, costing about 6 million rubles, with about 5,000 soldiers, nearly 10,000 people, 250 actors, and 202 photographers participating. This magnificent war scene, like the director's other similar war films, was made with the support of the former Soviet government, and was made with a strong political purpose. The film's propaganda of the triumph of justice over aggression seems legitimate today, but some of the scenes promoting national leaders are clearly a political necessity. If these political factors are excluded, the film's depiction of macro war scenes is still excellent.