"Pieces Of A Woman" is translated as "Women's Fragments", which tells a very simple story. When Martha was giving birth at home, she suffered a dystocia, and the loss of her child chained many bad things in her life, which hit her together.
I like all the films that can put "human pessimism is not connected" in place, Martha cares about losing the child itself, her husband and mother care about bringing down the midwife, no one is wrong, no one I didn't play a bad guy, but sometimes, the people in this world and you who are connected to each other will always walk on two different paths from you, or even the opposite path.
Martha and her husband Sean expressed pain in the face of losing their child, and they had different ways of dispelling the pain. Martha was more inclined to feel the pain and deconstruct the pain, but Sean wanted to avoid this path directly. They can't dissolve each other, they can only create a strong resonance together, and shake the foundation of marriage and family that seems to be without problems.
I really like that Martha, who likes to eat apples at the end of the film, has a mature apple tree and a child who loves to climb trees. From the camera alone, we don't know who the child is raised with. From the camera, we only know that this A tree, and those apple seeds that Martha usually leaves behind to sprout, I don't know exactly what hope in life is, but it's probably in very, very small things that you don't care about.
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