"Unorthodox" is translated as "Apostasy". This drama tells the story of the heroine Esther who lived in a Zionist New York community since she was a child. She obeyed the rules and followed the doctrines. Like every woman in the community, she entered the marriage life early. In the marriage that was exposed to everyone’s eyes, she was armed with a series of oppressive "you should" and "you must", so she flees to Germany, exposing herself who is a huge distance from modern civilized society. In another jungle.
The similarity between this series and many of my favorite films that examine extreme beliefs is that it still tells the tragedies of ordinary people, not extreme believers. Although Esther’s husband Yakov said “Women can’t read the Talmud” on the left and “It’s not that you want to, but that we should give birth” on the right, when he arrived in Germany and faced sex workers, he wanted to ask for advice. But how to make women happy. Facing his wife Esther's final choice to leave, he was actually willing to use braid reduction to recover.
The doctrine of squeezing human nature and the real and complex human nature coexist in Yakov's body. They are twisted together, and they cannot separate each other.
Yakov is not a downright bad person. The biggest mistake in his life may be that he was born in such a community and accepted extreme doctrines. He had no choice. He, them, including Esther and all women, could only be in adulthood. Choose whether you want to walk on the way of escape in your life.
Yes, it is this life. No matter which country or culture they leave to, they will not completely get rid of all of this. These disciplines from extreme beliefs are like venom, like bad blood, and they are exclusively infiltrated in life. At the corner of the corner, I don't know how to get rid of them, I just know that I can't give up struggling just because I can symbiosis.
Yakov loses his braids, Esther runs away, or Moische jumps into the river. Although they may not meet self and freedom immediately, they will encounter anxiety and pain, but it must come from themselves, not from others. , Or something else.
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