The beginning of the film is a bit interesting, the heroine Esti is nervous and affectionate, everyone monitors each other, and what they do must explain their intentions, so that people want to know what is going on, and the teacher who helps her go abroad is a bit weak. In a patriarchal world where women are equivalent to a sheep, how did Estie get the teacher to pay the rent for the tuition? She also has a father. Does Esther have the right to collect rent? I don't understand
In the barrage, it is said that Esti’s husband is pretty good, and the person is very good, but he is portrayed as not himself, Esti is required to ask for this, and to get pregnant on time. , I was shocked. I have explained that my husband and his mother both exerted pressure to say that she was not pregnant, but felt that she was not performing enough. It would be great if she showed a little more.
Those who have only a little money go to unfamiliar places and find themselves to start again. It’s good. I really hope that some women can find such courage to start their lives.
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