It's important to live, it's more important to live in peace

1. American young actress Tyler Schilling will play the heroine Piper Chapman, who was imprisoned for drug dealing and money laundering. She was imprisoned in Danbury, Connecticut, a low security prison where she was in Contacted many different types of women, imprisoned here for different guilt.

2. Kate Muglu will play Galina Reznikov, better known as Red. She is originally from Russia and is in charge of the kitchen in the prison. For other inmates, she is like a mother;

3. Tarn Manning plays Tiffany Doggett, a former teen with religious issues, now represses her angry feelings that lead to difficulties with others;


4, Sarah Lyon as Nicky, a stylish lesbian;

5, Lynn Tucci and Yael Stone plays Italians Anita DeMarco and Rosemarie Perrone.

, 6, Laura • Prepin as Alex Vause, Piper's former female friend, is also the reason for her imprisonment.
, 7, Alessia Rayner plays the deputy warden Fig,

Michael Hane plays the warden Mr. Butorsky, and

Pablo Schreiber plays the prison guard Pornstache.

And while Piper is grappling with her new problems and adjusting to her new surroundings, her boyfriend, Larry Bloom (Jason Biggs), gets on with his life with the help of his friends.


The fights in prisons are very realistic, especially when it happens to women, which is even more disturbing. In the dark corners where even pregnant women are not spared, they can only rely on instinct and courage to maintain their dignity and life. The heroine's backbone is awe-inspiring. The interpretations of several leading actors are all in place. Although they are a bit face-to-face, they also make people feel like they have walked through the hellish "Orange Is the New Black".
In this type of movie, the most evil people are not the prison tyrants, but the prison managers who encourage and encourage these evil forces to achieve their own control. Their distorted personalities are despised and chilling.
The women's prison in the power-breeding crime drama actually symbolizes the group of women, using their same-sex relationship to highlight the implied metaphor. The heroine's re-encounter with the female drug dealer who was dealing drugs for each other at that time in the play is enough to prove the same-sex love between them. It is also because in the confined space of the prison, the inability to contact the outside creates better conditions for the script. Coupled with the emergence of transgender people and the treatment of blacks and whites, it is not difficult to understand that what we want to express is to recognize the rights of women and to speak out fairly for human rights.

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