Gross US & Canada
$4,890,878
Opening weekend US & Canada
$84,553
Gross worldwide
$21,107,578
Gross US & Canada
$4,890,878
Opening weekend US & Canada
$84,553
Gross worldwide
$21,107,578
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By Mallory 2022-01-12 08:02:20
When the beautiful folk song sounded at the beginning of the movie, who would have thought that the Irish were also creating such a tragedy at the same time?
The story of the film "Sister Flowers in the Brothel" took place in the 1960s. In our impression, it was an era when the wave of revolution and rebellion swept the world: the hippie movement in the United States was in full swing, Godard and Truffaut in France took to the streets, and the Beatles in Britain were creating a "beatie...
By Hal 2022-01-12 08:02:20
After watching this film, I was deeply moved. I want to write something but I don’t know how to start.
Among the three girls, Margaret is more rational, Bernadette is wild, and Rose is gentle.
Margaret believed she could go out, and she was watching everything calmly. That's why she didn't run away when she had a chance. She slightly punished the beast with good looks, and finally when her brother picked her up, he rationally forced the mother to give in and make way for...
By Lonzo 2022-01-12 08:02:20
"Madeleine's Fallen Girl": It's not a crime of a door
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a door that blocks the world inside and life outside; a door that closes all hopes and turns into despair; a door The door allows women to engrave the "guilt" brand on their heads and die of old age...Who enters this door and becomes a degenerate girl? Who can break through the imprisonment and usher in his own life? A door is not an unbreakable barrier, or an insurmountable abyss, or a hell that will never see the sun...
By Fabiola 2022-01-12 08:02:20
The social background of the film is too unfamiliar, but it still makes me feel something tickling, and it feels weird and unreasonable. I have no religious beliefs, but I have been touched by the piety of believers. I have always believed that faith is the sacrament of restraining emotions, which is succumbing to rational contemplation. Obviously I misunderstood the meaning of faith. If hypocrisy is dressed in a clean black robe, it will become as amiable as God, at least in the hearts of some...
By Name 2022-01-12 08:02:20
The Magdalene Sisters
“The Magdalene Sisters” is a thoroughly mind-provoking film about 3 young women who, under tragic circumstances, are sent to the asylum as they are considered the “fallen” women in 1964. The asylum is run like prisons and young girls are forced to do workhouse laundry and hard labor. There is another woman named Crispina, who is more vulnerable and tragic because she has mental problem. She experiences something horrific and does not have the mental or emotional...
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By Tania 2022-03-27 09:01:15
Until the last one closed in 1996, correctional facilities across the island had held 30,000 women. Imprisoned...
By Kallie 2022-03-27 09:01:15
In the context of religion, it has the immediate visual sense of "Sodom". The close-ups of the goddaughters are effective at stirring up hatred in the audience, but they don't end as well as "If". Insufficient explanation of the circumstances surrounding such behavior in the church will make people puzzled about the motives of the three girls' families to send them...
By Aletha 2022-03-27 09:01:15
The Black Laundry of the Church, the blood and tears that Irish women can't wash...
By Trycia 2022-03-27 09:01:15
Another bloody history of accusations of religious...
By Nico 2022-03-27 09:01:15
The social and historical value of the film is greater than the value of the film itself; I remember that there was a story about burning so-called witches somewhere in India in the news last month. Even in a "modern" society, ignorance is not far from life. , the ghost of its variant version is always...
Bernadette: It's not a fucking chimney
Bernadette: You can shove your friendly face up your not so friendly arse.
Katy: [talking about leprosy] Anything that sticks out falls off!