This Irish movie is fun. First, the streets are always wet, the sky is always gloomy, and there is no life in the eyes of people on the side of the road, only exhaustion and disdain. Only the little child was screaming, chasing after a poor chicken. However, when the camera turns to the doctor's back garden, the weather is always clear, the bees are dispatched, and the flowers are blooming.
Second, when the doctor was treating the heroine's cousin and curettage, the heroine's husband was raping the heroine, and the camera went around in two places, accusing the violence against women.
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