Aside from the if you want to love it series, this is the first Lily movie I've ever watched that has a sex part. The whole story is in a very comfortable tone of music, combined with the gray and blue color of the town, giving people an illusion of slow development. Both ladies are very beautiful! Ronit is the kind of world-weary face, high-end face, and Etis gives a sweet and comfortable feeling. Dovid feels like a bad thing at first, but after the succession ceremony he hugs Ronit and Esti and suddenly feels like a dad. Especially after the sentence you are free, the hug gave her the feeling that the priest finally gave her two exemptions.
Regarding wig, I guess that Etis wearing a wig represents the imprisoning of herself, because she herself is a fantasy woman, but because of the tradition of the village, she cannot have a choice in her life, and I don't know what Ronit's wig represents.
Regarding New York, there is a paragraph behind Etis who doesn't know how she should deal with this relationship. It is obvious that Ronit can end it by saying "you go to New York with me", but there is only silence. To be honest, Etis doesn't have to be supported by Ronit when he goes to New York. There is always a solution to the money problem. The only thing that makes more sense is that it is not easy for them to run away or leave as adults. Leaving the established life track means giving up a lot of responsibilities that they should take on. It's not like in many Mary Sue novels, the hero or heroine always makes mistakes because of the dizziness of youth.
Regarding fathers, many times we do not cherish the time we spend with our parents, and when they really leave, we begin to regret it. Man, it always does. Although Ronit's father left bad memories for Ronit when he was a child, he was his father after all, and it was really a lifelong regret as a child that he didn't get to see him for the last time. In the end, Ronit came to her father's grave to take a portrait of her father. It was the last thing she could do for her father as a photographer, and it was also her wish as a child.
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