Sulwe

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It’s crazy because I can’t even say if I liked it or not !!!

*"i'm not a violent dog, i don't know why i bite."*

I just watched *Pangku*, and honestly… it hit deeper than I expected. > "Kadang yang paling kuat justru yang paling diam." This film quietly shows how poverty, society, and a system that often favors power over people can shape a woman’s life. You can feel how heavy the pressure is being a woman, being a mother, and having to survive in a world that doesn’t always play fair. It’s not loud, but it’s painful in a very real way. I really admire people out there who are fighting the same silent battles as the main character. Not everyone talks about their struggles, but they keep going anyway. That kind of strength is different. What stayed with me the most is the child. I deeply relate to Tika’s child, because I’ve been in that position too. Watching, understanding more than I should, and feeling everything quietly. This film reminded me of my mom, who has always tried her best to take care of us without asking for anything in return. For me, this is a film for mothers. Their strength, their sacrifices, their silence.