Seeing such a description of a matriarchal society at a time when it has not completely escaped the patriarchal society is simply too much! ! Cool! ! ! ! The first half of the whole process is high-energy. Under the gaze of women, men start to shave their hair and pay attention to their appearance. Although there are men who pay attention to appearance in the real world, it may be because the appearance of men has not been normalized, so it is very novel to see such an exaggerated description in the film. ; There are also sexism in the workplace, desires caused by clothes that are too revealing, male pole dancers, drunk men in bars being molested by women, married tyrants who mess with flowers but find true love in one person and are willing to divorce them, and men start fighting for equal rights. Wait - living in a patriarchal society to see such a reversal is so novel, so interesting.
Although in turn, I feel a little bit sad to think that I am "interesting" - it is completely accustomed to some norms of women in patriarchal society to find these norms interesting and novel when they appear in men, harmful (.
Although it expresses the stereotype of the patriarchal society, but some very typical male and female characteristics are reversed (such as the one who does housework, the gender reversal between the strong and the weak), you will still feel that you have not completely escaped the shackles of the patriarchal society; however, due to The film is an artistic expression of many stereotypes that are accustomed to patriarchal society, and I choose to ignore this. Moreover, I think that what really wants to advocate for equality is not to reverse or impose socially defaulted male and female characteristics on the other side, but to emphasize that such characteristics should be gender-neutral; however, I feel that such social sublimation requires pavement and space, and is a comparison Invisible expression, if it is not done well, it will lead to the fragmentation of the film instead of sublimation, so I think it is very good to make the film in 100 minutes.
When it comes to the social identities and gender opposition of men and women, it is precisely because the social identities and images of men and women in the real society have been normalized and people are used to it, so when you see the film completely inverting the social identities of the sexes, you will feel that it is contrary to "common sense", Seems to be gender-biased.
The whole process caused many sighs - the composition of society is wonderful... Human beings naturally form a patriarchal society instead of a matriarchal society...
At the end of the film, Alexandra's coming to "our" society is also wonderful. In her society, women are the dominant ones. When she comes to "our" society, she will feel that "we" is contrary to her common sense and engages in gender opposition. And seeing the feminist parade actually makes me want to cry (.
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