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At the heart of the film is Oppenheimer himself—a figure caught in the turbulent currents of political ideologies. He is portrayed as a leftist, sympathetic to social progressives, yet he never fully commits to communism or any one ideological extreme. This nuanced portrayal sparks questions about his true loyalties and the extent of his political convictions. The narrative unfolds against a backdrop of suspicion and ideological battles, illustrating how the murky waters of political allegiance can complicate personal identity.