The opening and closing points of the film, as human beings, we are born with the right to choose, which is a privilege and a burden.
Ronit, a seemingly dashing New Yorker, has left her hometown and loved one, wandering alone in New York, having a favorite photography job, and letting herself go when she is lonely, but it can be seen that she is not happy. She wanted to run away, run away from herself, run away from a repressive life surrounded by religion, and the news of her father's death broke everything.
She seems to see her own shadow in Ronit, her inner struggle, and she likes her unruly and indulgence.
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