This film tells a different image from my impression of a great mother. A mother still loves her children after going through a tragic past, but she did not choose to bury the tragic past, but told her three children, even if this is the case. It will bring them an incomparable shock. The second half of his life, which is already uncertain, especially Nihad, he has more guilt and remorse than his younger brothers and sisters.
Why do this, is it bad to bury everything? Even the director can change the story, Nava seems to be unwilling to die, and the children find anomalies when sorting out the relics, and then find the truth. Look at the image of a great mother who can sing and cry, without the slightest controversy.
Is it really a better choice to bury the misery, tell a false happy past, or forget the past?
No, everyone has their own choices, and the so-called good and bad have their own starting points.
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