Chong O's 2nd movie, I like this more than Nowhere. This film may show pain and healing, but more importantly, the struggle of women, the struggle to fight for the right to speak their own body, I hate all the people and things that want to control me. The whole movie is indeed quite depressing, especially after watching the childbirth scene with ¼ of it, it is shocking and even more frightening. The words on the inscription, the communication with the midwife's lawsuit husband and the fierce confrontation with my mother show that I have the initiative to think for my body and my own mind, and it is me and not anyone. Especially as the other half of the sex, they don't even have the right to take off their pants, which is ridiculous. I hate that time heals everything, it can't, it still needs constant struggle to face it. "How can I inflict this pain on others, other people who are already suffering." The Apple girl at the end wished she had her own thoughts and actions and that captivating imagination.
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