When the power suddenly disappears, everyone thinks it is just a temporary behavior, the power will be restored as quickly as before, and everyone will return to the previous state.
I never thought that there would be no electricity anymore, and the society fell into a dead silence, and chaos followed.
I think that the two sisters went from being well-fed to being restricted, to losing their father, losing their security, and finally to enduring humiliation to survive. It takes a process to slowly adapt. They must have also held the idea of waiting and maybe everything will pass at the beginning. This is the reason why the movie makes people feel empathy and is very real.
Slowly testing and finding that cruelty is in front of you, slowly accepting it, then to the differences in the use of energy and materials, the change of attitude towards life, and the struggle to find a way out, let the two heroines grow up slowly. Especially the younger daughter, through study, knows the use of forest materials, saves berries by drying, and can also make jam; know what to pay attention to during pregnancy? What vitamins do I need to supplement? Even learned to deliver babies, which is really impressive.
Personally, I think it makes sense to burn down the house, because if there is a house, it will become a target, and many people will come to snatch it and cause harm. In addition, because I can't get out of the house, I will be full of dependent thoughts, and I will never be able to dominate myself. There is also a sister who is going to give birth to a child. I think it is very understandable in a country that believes in Catholicism. Although it is the product of rape, the mother is not a sister, there is a problem...
It's a very good apocalyptic film. I personally think it's very realistic and thoughtful. It makes the feeling of cruelty and despair come out of the screen. I really like it.
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