[cp] After watching the Indian movie "Slap in the Face" last night, the ending is that the women in the movie have more or less fought for the life they want. It's so good, I applaud. When I first read other people's recommendations, I thought that the ending was not divorced, the so-called "happy ending", and then I didn't plan to watch it. Then no, the status of Indian women is considered very low in the world, but in a place where the divorce success rate is only 1%, a place full of prejudice against women, the divorce is finally successful, and it is a place that does not seem to be Like the "slap in the face" of the reason, the injustice of women in society exists in all aspects, people's concept of misogyny is deeply rooted, and many injustices that are accustomed to are considered to have always been the case, and never reflect on them. The female protagonist was born in an enlightened family and married a middle-upper-class man. Her situation is still like this, and she is still unfairly treated, and everyone around the male protagonist thinks that this is nothing. And what about the poorer women? Indian screenwriters have already thought about feminism in movies, when can domestic screenwriters learn it! ! Stop "reconciling"! Don't "happy ending"! Reconcile your horse too! [/cp]
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