The two movies I watched this year, Heart Labyrinth and Mustang, should belong to my best of the year. Of course, the latter may contain the eccentricity that I have as a girl.
1 The film takes place in a small village in Turkey. From the time when girls and boys were punished for going to the beach to play in the water, we can see the patriarchal system and the low status of women. At the same time, I am very angry that girls want to be with the opposite sex in their puberty. It's normal and natural. In this film, I do review the shackles of society. At the end of the film, the two youngest sisters escaped, but who knows if they really came to the new world of freedom in their minds or just another repetition of hell?
2 After witnessing the unhappy married life of the second sister and the suicide of the third sister, the last two sisters finally decided to run away. The determination to give it a try may be because his sisters have suffered too much for him to make this choice, or maybe it is because of Racine's company that he has the courage to go out. In short, everything caused this cause and effect.
3 "I fucked the whole world" "I'm tired, the whole world didn't believe me when I said I was a virgin, and now I want to be alone" This may be the last resistance made by the second child to the world, and he bears it silently In the end, people can only be reduced to persecutors under the system
4 The film gave me a lot of impressions, and the most profound impact was the carefree time of the girls. At that time, they didn't have to talk about marriage, there was no gossip, and they didn't have to be locked in a prison-like home. They could laugh freely. The joy of laughing is the most beautiful release, not the so-called "girl who blushes as soon as she speaks", what kind of bullshit logic
6 I still think that the most beautiful time for a few girls is not when they put on their wedding dresses, but when they release their natural unrestrained nature when they are desperate for themselves.
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