Pieces of a Woman

D'angelo 2022-03-21 09:02:36

At the moment of watching the film, I was actually a little confused. What did the film want to say? Is it about pain? Talking about the mother-daughter relationship? Talk about an intergenerational power struggle? Speaking of marriage? Is forgiveness the antidote to letting go of yourself?

The...

Virginie 2022-04-22 07:01:42

After this grief, she would grab different kinds of apples one by one in the supermarket and smell the fruit; wherever she went, she would hold the apples in her hands and chew them carefully. Don't throw away the oxidized and discolored apples; caress and observe the apple seeds you accidentally...

Alexane 2022-03-25 09:01:14

In fact, there are many movies about the pain of losing a child. The special feature of this is that it uses time slices to let you follow the heroine to experience how much the production process in the first half hour is from the moment of giving birth to immediate loss to healing and letting go. 90 minutes after the pain, how hard it is to heal. Vanessa Kirby Shia LaBeouf Ellen Burstyn's performance was amazing. There were a few scenes that were especially real and powerful.

Daija 2022-04-24 07:01:16

3.5, a story about "women making choices," Vanessa Kirby has several good scenes, including a long and painful labor, a confrontation with her mother (birth in another sense), and courtroom scenes. There are some overly blunt and boring metaphors that are hard to accept, but even male audiences can feel the release of the final gasp, which is good. (The whole movie viewing process is like being produced by childbirth?)