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These comments on the paper by Bakó and Zana will contemplate the authors’ concept, the we reality, in the context of established psychoanalytic thought, especially in relation to the idea of the gap in the continuity of being as introduced by Winnicott (1971) and later developed by Green (1986, 1988), Ogden (2021) and others. The functioning of we reality will also be demonstrated through the characters and plots of two olden-time Soviet movies directed by the renowned Gregory Chukhray, The Ballad of a Soldier (1959) and Clear Skies (1961).