Miriam, on the other hand, is a mother who gave all of herself to her children, her empty and blindly patriotic husband - Omar, a demure and dutiful wife. Miriam is quiet and intelligent, but never thought about the options in her life. When Miriam meets Amina, the unexpected attraction between them makes both men panic. Although Miriam works hard to restrain her deep fascination with the unconventional Amina, she finds herself slowly being encouraged by Amina's spirit and begins to face the constraints of family and tradition. After their brief encounter, Miriam moved to a remote rural village isolated from the world. Even here, there is no shortage of the brutal footprints of apartheid, and it is this injustice against which reconnects the two women and forms the basis of their growing bond.
The Unseen World is another film by director Shamin Sarif after the Unseen World. Just like the Unseen World, Shamin is also the author of the novel The Unseen World, and even the two beautiful heroines use the Unseen World. Changed the original crew. However, compared with the unseen world, the invisible world is more historically heavy. The characters of the two heroines have been exchanged, and the shy Tala has become the beautiful and demure Miriam, while the shy Leyla is transformed into Amina, who dares to resist social injustice and racial segregation. The tension of this character reflects the actors' ability to shape images on the one hand, and Shamin's ability to tap the potential of actors as a director on the other hand. talent. If you are attracted by the sweet feelings between the two heroines after watching the same heart, then the invisible world will make you completely convinced by the interpretation of the delicate feelings of the two beautiful protagonists...
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