The film reveals layer by layer, and you discover that a beautiful single mother who strives for the equal status of women workers is already a victim of this patriarchal society. She is not unbearable, but there is an end to her tolerance. People are awesome. It is also the familiar atmosphere in this movie.
When the court debate finally cruelly stripped the truth about her first child at the age of 16, everyone was moved. Although this is a scene that can make people cry both in and out of the play, there are also absurdities in thinking about it in the depths - why must wait for a woman and tell the truth about being raped to relieve the suspicion in others' hearts ? Why do we have to sprinkle salt on the wound in order to make people trust? This is what makes me feel very uncomfortable. Of course, it is not the fault of the movie, but the real fault of the movie.
Looking down from the camera, the mine is a boring, huge, and dirty place. On the surface, the harassment of women is nothing but pornographic jokes. But the point is that everyone thinks this is the most normal thing. So this woman's resistance must be difficult-she has to fight the well-known "normal" things.
Nice movie.
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