This title, which is similar to the questionnaire option, and the four options actually comes from the one question and four options that are closely related to the protagonist in the plot. The plot setting of this film is very simple, which roughly means the process of a young girl from an unintended pregnancy to an abortion. From the inside of the film, it is a film about the subject of "sex education" that deserves to be thought-provoking. The issue of "sex education" is often hidden, especially for minors, most of which are topics that are avoided or even opposed to this education. Reasonable "sex education" at the right time plays a vital role in protecting one's rights, especially women's rights. This film directly addresses this topic. It's also a feminist movie, and it's also a realist movie to blame. She was pregnant unexpectedly when she was a teenager, but in order not to let her parents know, she chose to take medicine and violence to solve the surgery. On the basis of explaining the premise, the film arranges most of the content in New York, the difficult process of the two sisters, and the conflict. The whole plot arrangement is close to that of "Joker", and it is expressed in the camera around the heroine in a narrative way of character follow-up. The cinematography of the film has distinct characteristics, especially the female protagonist expressing her own emotional history, the fixed-angle long shots arranged in the face of a bunch of annoying questions and the answer options of "never, rarely, sometimes, always", depressing. The atmosphere of the scene was more integrated into the disturbed mood of the heroine at this time. In other scenes, there are also many shots with ordinary angles and full of realism.
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