Anora

I went to see this movie today and it was wow, the photography of this movie is so beautiful, like my superficial point of this movie, the film first shows us the maximalist life of a sex worker who needs to survive, that's what she works for, right? then, Vayna enters, her chance to get ahead, who proposes marriage, her love, but in reality it is not about Anora's love for Vanya that absolutely drives the entire film, it is Anora's desire to get ahead seeing Vanya as her only way out, having the necessary resources (money) to have a much more comfortable life than she has. With this in mind, we see her get married, mentally exhaust herself throughout the film (which is if you only think that women dramatize ourselves for no reason or pay attention to how many scenes they have sex in so as not to notice that the film has an indiscreet message) al this clinging to Vanya staying married to her, that symbolizes the mansion, the reason she made so much drama to stay there is that she thought of it as a FUTURE skipping what was mentioned, which I explained with plasticine what happened in small details throughout the film, we get to when Anora leaves the mansion, leaving behind her illusion of having a better future, when Igor takes her to his house, they try to have sex in the car, because the only thing she thinks she has to offer is her body, like an object, which Igor tries to change by giving her a KISS, which in this case, is more important than having sex and ending with a hug and her crying, because he sees her as a person, not as an object. BONUS Igor calling her Anora instead of Annie is like telling her that he prefers who she is to who she pretends to be.