The theme of the film is actually quite controversial, and it still uses Lebanese women as an entry point, but the smart director uses a relaxed way to express it, making you feel that this is just a very ordinary life drama, but when you watch it, you will Unconsciously thinking about these themes - affair, responsibility, homosexuality...
When I talk about Lebanon, it always reminds me of Iran, and I unconsciously feel that they should also be wrapped tightly, but in fact they are with us. Same. A group of women in a beauty shop, living in the lower classes of society, are really like caramel, sweet with bitterness, maybe a little bit more bitter, but these women live optimistically in a not-so-good environment, but they are not. The spirit of beautifying your own life is indeed worth learning. In order to keep a man, she can clean the hotel room by herself without money; perform surgery to restore her virginity before marriage; and give up her rare love to take care of her sister. How much of their character is left in this impetuous world? In such a conservative society, although it is poor, it is really beautiful. Those dilapidated buildings are like our buildings in the 1980s, and they have a sense of dilapidated beauty. The pursuit now seems to be farther and farther away from the essence of human nature, and seeing this sun-soaked film does have a calming effect.
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