When I saw the child take shape, I thought, who guarantees the qualifications and powers of being a mother? If mothers are not free, does the law against abortion still protect its original purpose?
Women are imprisoned by society, by men, and even by law.
From getting a child to losing it is a journey towards self, exchanging sex for the opportunity to have an abortion, and reflecting on the unbalanced status of women in sex during abortion, the powerlessness and boredom of men in love in society. Until the final loss of the child, a life is dead, but a woman is alive.
Isn't it ironic that a child's life begins with a man's sperm and ends with a man's doctor's sperm? If men are so playful with life, then why should the society make these prohibitive laws by these men!
The woman is like the picture at the beginning of the film. The fish is forever imprisoned in the fish tank. If the fish tank is not replaced, the fish has no idea how many times it is...
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