Of course one of the most beautiful aspects of the film was the silent acting ، The looks and body language, supported by the overall visuals, were enough to convey the meaning to the viewer.
How tragic it is to see women living in a society that treats them like machines, to the point that they lose their desire for freedom and succumb to ideas ingrained in a society that doesn't respect their efforts due to its superficiality.
Even more painful is the spread of these customs without any attempt to suppress them, even reaching children the purest of beings, into whom anything can be instilled and remain with them for life.
They even reach a point where they accept the slightest pain as normal because society doesn't value the simplest efforts.
It's also painful that when the wife began to complain ، he misunderstood the situation ، He didn't try to understand her ، he simply advised her to see a psychiatrist.
Another issue is the burden placed solely on the mother to raise the children, neglecting the father's role ، This reinforces the idea that a man's appreciation of his wife is optional, not obligatory, unlike the woman who is burdened with responsibilities in this regard.
I loved that society and its difficulties didn't diminish the girl's desire to develop herself.
I wish the man had been honest with her about her condition earlier because I always believe that talking is better than remaining silent ، Why? Because problems are solved through conversation.
How beautiful was the scene of them crying after talking because all their worries were lifted.
I hate the idea that those we love only care about us when we're sick or tired ، What is it that stops you on ordinary days?
Ultimately, it wasn't the psychiatrist who was the treatment, but rather the care, feelings, and love from our loved ones.
The emotional explosion scene at the end was the best depiction of the beginning of change.
Let's talk about the film itself ، Honestly one of the things that bothered me the most was the terrible transition between past and present events without any introduction or foreshadowing.
I felt that some scenes were unnecessary ، The film is a bit heavy to watch.
It was good and didn't disappoint me, with all my love to one who told me to watch it 🧡
Of course one of the most beautiful aspects of the film was the silent acting ، The looks and body language, supported by the overall visuals, were enough to convey the meaning to the viewer.
How tragic it is to see women living in a society that treats them like machines, to the point that they lose their desire for freedom and succumb to ideas ingrained in a society that doesn't respect their efforts due to its superficiality.
Even more painful is the spread of these customs without any attempt to suppress them, even reaching children the purest of beings, into whom anything can be instilled and remain with them for life.
They even reach a point where they accept the slightest pain as normal because society doesn't value the simplest efforts.
It's also painful that when the wife began to complain ، he misunderstood the situation ، He didn't try to understand her ، he simply advised her to see a psychiatrist.
Another issue is the burden placed solely on the mother to raise the children, neglecting the father's role ، This reinforces the idea that a man's appreciation of his wife is optional, not obligatory, unlike the woman who is burdened with responsibilities in this regard.
I loved that society and its difficulties didn't diminish the girl's desire to develop herself.
I wish the man had been honest with her about her condition earlier because I always believe that talking is better than remaining silent ، Why? Because problems are solved through conversation.
How beautiful was the scene of them crying after talking because all their worries were lifted.
I hate the idea that those we love only care about us when we're sick or tired ، What is it that stops you on ordinary days?
Ultimately, it wasn't the psychiatrist who was the treatment, but rather the care, feelings, and love from our loved ones.
The emotional explosion scene at the end was the best depiction of the beginning of change.
Let's talk about the film itself ، Honestly one of the things that bothered me the most was the terrible transition between past and present events without any introduction or foreshadowing.
I felt that some scenes were unnecessary ، The film is a bit heavy to watch.
It was good and didn't disappoint me, with all my love to one who told me to watch it 🧡
