Lisa ray did a great job. Different from "I can't think straight", the forbearance, helplessness, and temptation here are all very good. completely brought in. On the one hand is the love, on the other is the husband who must rely on, three children and the huge criticism to bear after the divorce. How to strive for happiness? How to escape from a suffocating life? I feel helpless and worried for them.

The men here are so rude. If you don't give your wife freedom and the right to speak, if you don't agree with each other, you will do it. If you are caught having an affair, you will take your wife's anger. utterly disgusting. It even makes me think that women and girls are better together. But on second thought, in that uncivilized and barbaric era and environment, if someone came to bully others, it would be even more difficult for the two women to deal with it. The combat power of men and women is really unequal. Be grateful that you were born in a harmonious society, that you are free enough, and the boys around you are gentle enough.

One more tip for me. Married women always have to take care of the family, take care of the children, and even more so with full-time wives. They also have delicate minds, but no one cares, and no one even gives her a serious smile. In the future, mothers should also be given more care and care.

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Morton 2022-03-23 09:03:22

Different from ICTS's briskness and enthusiasm, this one is more about forbearance and restraint. I like Miriam's eyes and micro-expressions when she peeks at Amina, like "all the wild summer was in her gaze" she wrote to Amina and the sentence The moving "Every time I look at you, I wish you to stay...forever", in fact, in that special era and region at that time, this ending was already the biggest happy ending, thanks to the director~ ps: I like Amina And Miriam's name, you have me, I have you
Iliana 2022-03-25 09:01:22

The plot is good, racial discrimination, inequality between men and women, family crisis, and love of lace are all reflected in the play and are not messy. It's just that the director's skill is still shallow and lacks skills, the pictures are monotonous, the editing is abrupt, and the supporting roles are not good enough. A good book was wasted. This film could have been better.