Just... the scene of a group of wriggling women on the beach late at night is really cult. How deep is our prejudice against humans? If human beings do some back-to-nature things, such as being naked, getting together and rubbing, and not paying attention to social distance, etc., do we break away from the definition of Homo sapiens? Is this civilization derived from wisdom a red tape that escapes the fundamental purpose of life, or is it the basis for human beings to be higher creatures? This film actually opens up a reflective perspective.
The elements are also minimal, women, men, reproduction, scenery, lighting, and sub-cameras are all minimal empowerment. They can stay still, can not speak without speaking, and there is no BGM, except for some neurotic ambient sounds. There is no other soundtrack anymore, I really like this restraint of elements!
The suspense in this film is also mainly around the boy's belly button. The women who have been watching the instructional video of abdominal delivery and transsection have finally used the boy's body to complete a new round of life cycle. The notion that production tasks are completed by men is actually not uncommon, and the majority of female compatriots have more or less fantasized about it. As a woman, I deeply feel that the matriarchal society is morbid and beautiful. It is necessary to lie to ensure that the operation of this society and the captivity of male cubs requires lies. The truth does not have to be told to the exploited groups, or even they are unworthy. This is not an irony.
The last suspense is no longer the fate of the boys, but these strange women. They are the masters on the islands, but outside the islands, they are the experimental objects of the patrilineal society.
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