Sandra is not the protagonist, although part of it is seen from her perspective, but the whole film should be said to be from God's perspective. Her mother is a proud woman; and she is a stubborn woman. Such a combination is bound to produce some contradictions. Especially during the child's childhood, the mother's intermittent "crazy" will inevitably create a huge shadow in the child's heart, so the "fear of marriage" in the movie appeared.
The film expresses too much content. The feelings between mother and daughter, husband and wife, and sisters are the main line, as well as secondary lines such as race and religion. From these main lines, we have to sigh that mother Vivi is so happy: her daughter is sensible, her husband is loving, and her sisters are caring... But it is a pity that Vivi spent most of her life getting out of the past and feeling everyone's love.
There are many beautiful pictures in the film that are impressive. Vivi and Sidda wave to their friends on the small plane, Sidda sees the smiling mother on the shore in the sea, and the formation of the Yaya sisters group... The picture is retro and beautiful.
Hope you can smile after reading it :)
View more about Divine Secrets of the Ya-Ya Sisterhood reviews
