Guilty

"Now we are there for ourselves" obviously an uneven walkthrough the screenplay which isn't aware of it's own maintained pace but still is very aware of the points the film wants to touch and explore about. A fierce, bold and unapologetic representation of daily lives in miliions of women living under the rulebook of men and forced to surrender their power, slowly and slowly the side steps build-up in an absolute tsunami of emotions — might as well be one of the few above average films on the under the me too movement. The unawareness of privilege but abundance of it in unconscious usage and the shadows of hidden patriarchy in all the mind-set — makes you wonder with the strong performances and some really well written dialogues, music. Great character studies in which Nanki and Tannu's character shines the brightest. Important.