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Gbavica
Martina 2022-01-22 08:03:43
The film uses a mother to raise 200 euros for her daughter’s school trip as a clue, layered layers of cocoons, to show us the story behind this melancholy mother. Mother Esma tried her best to take care of her daughter Sara's imperfect life, a life that was crippled from the beginning, but Sara didn't know that the girl's willfulness increased her mother's pain. Tell your daughter that your father is a Fahid (martyr), which protects Sarah's young psychology on the one hand, and on the other hand, it is also Esma's avoidance of past sadness. When due to school trips, my daughter insisted on asking her mother for proof that her father was Fahid, the truth finally came out with the accumulated strength. Your father is not Fahid. You are my gang raped after being captured by the enemy army. Gave birth. It turns out that the truth is often not superficial harmony. It is often more cruel and shameless than our imagination. The film uses Esma’s story to express the greatness of maternal love, but this is not the whole story. More importantly, the film uses Esma to express the tenacity and tenacity of this multi-ethnic nation, and it brings endless pain to people. The war brought deep accusations and criticisms. In the film's narrative, the chasing for trivial matters at first, and deliberately avoiding the truth to be expressed in the end, the forbearance brings greater power and it blows out in the narration of Esma at the end of the film, which greatly increases the drama of the film. tension.
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Grbavica: The Land of My Dreams quotes
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Saran: You have a husband, child... that stuff?
Esma: No.
Saran: Only fools have children at this time and day.
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Jabolka: You see... God gave women their bodies so they rule the world. But they don't use it.