In the cruel and real world of women, the female perspective is very good. Only women can shoot like this. The female perspective is not only delicate, but also respectful, understanding, and humble, so that the audience is immersed in the world of the protagonist, rather than ridicule, criticism, and accusation.
The audio-visual language is excellent, as is the play, which seems trivial, but is actually real, depressing, and painful. understand deeply.
Never easy, rarely happy, sometimes troubled, always miserable.
I like this style very much. The genius of this movie is that the two girls' two-day adventure is completely linearly filmed, but the filming is fascinating and dangerous. Malevolent strangers, physical pain from an enlarged cervix interrupted in the middle of two days of surgery, money crisis, parents beware, protesters shouting religious slogans outside the abortion clinic. There is also a dark line that really needs to be expressed, which is the question of the title of the movie. This is not a movie about a young boy and girl who went to abortion because of contraceptive failure. This is a movie about "sexual violence" and "rape". Sisters and sisters hooked hands, girls helped and accompany each other, and experienced such an "uncomfortable" nightmare together, and men who raped and sexually violent were the reasons for all this evil.
Focusing on these two days in detail, showing the pain and harm of sexual violence and rape to girls, rather than filming the sexual violence and rape itself.
The long shot of the scene in the title is too long. It expresses the oppression of girls by men, the social problems and the plight of women. The doctor is really meticulous and caring and patient. It can be seen in this film that women are caring and caring. Asking, helping each other, and the male is either malicious or the initiator, the director's insight into reality is very thorough and expressed very clearly.
Compared to watching some action movies, I think the girls in this movie looking for a place to spend the night make me feel more dangerous and nervous, always worried that something will happen, and always want to jump into the movie to give money to the little sister.
I hope there will be more female directors like this, and more and better female films will be made.
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