Both lines are well written, let's talk about it first, Miriam's later husband's handling is not very clear, it is obvious that her husband is a violent and macho man, and very good face, then he is in other people. Under the rumors, it's hard to ignore his wife and hostess hanging out together and working in a cafe. It's based on a novel, unless his husband is a bully, but I don't see it clearly in this movie.
In addition to this, I think it's pretty good, especially after watching the love story last time, I think this one has a lot better characters, era backgrounds, and more three-dimensional and detailed. Amina is a very independent and fighting-minded woman, which is very similar to Miriam's hidden personalities, which is why they are attracted to each other.
Especially Miriam said, in the cafe, you were the first person to smile at me in eight days. It was really sad to hear that, thinking that there were not a few housewives in that era who suffered such cold violence.
Amina is like a light, and there are countless pioneers of emancipation like her, bringing a little hope to the dark South Africa in the middle of the twentieth century, faint but firm.
In addition to the line of the two female protagonists, the other line is segregation, which is the story of her uncle, but he is not so lucky, because it is no solution, unless you flee, like Miriam's husband's sister, come back The funeral is still being hunted down like this. In other words, why are you chasing her alone and not her husband? It still feels unequal.
There is also the sentence in it, in such an environment, everyone has no dignity, including those who humiliate and those who are humiliated. And those policemen, they are no longer human, they are just beasts that enforce the rules, I looked very angry.
What is a person, distinguish right from wrong, have a conscience, but under the atrocities of the general environment, brainwashed by mainstream thinking, how much independence still exists, and how much is the silent majority.
I don't know, I just know that in that environment, I don't have the courage of the heroine.
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