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Afton 2022-01-16 08:01:47
The history of small town girls' struggle
Sex, school bullying, discrimination against homosexuality, pedophilia, online violence, etc., all the problems that exist in the current society are vividly expressed in the movie. But this is not a film that reflects these social problems, but a film that solves these social problems. Everyone...
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Bell 2022-01-16 08:01:47
Assassination Kingdom
Looking at this name and adding a poster, I look forward to the scenes and plot of the killing.
At first it was campus style, then best friend, rebellious. Then it presents a life of high school students, parties, love, and taboos. During the period, it was accompanied by continuous leaks of...
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Lily: But... you're a man. I don't expect you to understand.
Principal Turrell: Try me.
Lily: All you're looking at is the nudity. But this isn't about that. This isn't about the sex or the porn or even being naked. This is about everything that goes into it. The pressure. The endless mind-fuck, the 10,000 naked selfies you took before this one, trying to get it just right. Trying to make sure the light hides your left nipple because it's slightly inverted or it's smaller. Or maybe your labia's too big. But if you pull your pelvic bone up and bend to the left slightly in a lowlight setting, then you'll be beautiful. Hashtag flawless, body confident. But it's all one big lie. You can never be, because nobody is flawless, and all it takes is one fucking asshole to remind you of that. One guy to say, "LOL," or, "She's nasty." And you're right back at square one. So, OK, maybe it is explicit or extreme, but it sure as hell looks like life to me.
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Rebecca Coulson: There are boundaries, Lily, between a father and a daughter. You may not believe that, but there are.
Lawrence: Absolutely. I was never comfortable seeing you naked after you were two.
Lily: Why?
Lawrence: You're my daughter. That a good enough reason?
Lily: But that's exactly what I mean. I'm your daughter. Why would you be weirded out?
Lawrence: Lily, that's enough.
Lily: All I'm trying to say is that nudity isn't inherently sexual. And it's the same thing with these photos. They're not sexual. It's you guys that are making them sexual. Just because a young girl is naked doesn't mean they're sexual or creepy or pervy and it doesn't make him a child molester.
Rebecca Coulson: Lily, give me a break.
Lily: Mom, there's a naked photo of me on the mantelpiece at two years old. Do you think that is child pornography?
Rebecca Coulson: Lily, I am not going to sit here and listen to you defend a child molester!
Lily: But that's my point! He's not a child molester. He is a victim in this, just like his daughter.
Lawrence: Lily, you like to debate, and I respect that. You wanna play devil's advocate, you're smart, but you don't know the first thing about this world, sweetheart. And you call us prudes, old-fashioned, but I'm gonna tell you something. I've been on this earth 45 years and if there's one thing I know, men will be men, girls will be girls, and until you can protect yourself, I'm gonna do that for you.
