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Kolby 2022-04-06 09:01:07

#70thBerlinale# Main Competition Jury Award, has won the Sundance American Drama Unit Special Jury Award. The finish is pretty good and the photography is great. The heroine Sidney Flanigan appeared in a movie for the first time to such an extent that she had to admire Hittman's ability to train actors. "Never, rarely, sometimes, often" this long shot is the highlight of the film, which shows the director and acting skills. With this long shot and the two scenes of punching the nose and trying to abort herself, it is not impossible for Sidney Flanigan to get a Berlin actress in the first scene... But in the film, the two girls have to carry an oversized luggage when they go out for three days. The box is a typical prop specially designed to create scheduling (manufacturing difficulties in action). If this film fails to win the award, it will be largely blamed on the box... In addition, the play of the film can still be more ruthless... And the "male misogyny" that deliberately writes all male characters as scumbags or hideous, starts to move towards the opposite of #metoo.

Brown 2022-04-13 09:01:06

It's really like a variant of "Three Weeks and Two Days in April", but it lacks the Mongi-esque social background laying, and focuses more on women's suffering before sexual violence and abortion, but it's well shot - no The plot of dog blood, instead, expresses in a smooth and unwavering way how this painful problem penetrates into daily life; underage women are especially prone to fall into the weaker side of the body and economy, and everything is unbearable in "Never, rarely, Sometimes, always" appears, which is distressing. The mutual assistance between women is a touch of warmth in the world; the boy who strikes up a conversation with the second woman complements the theme on the side.