A masterpiece of realism with feminist ideas

Kianna 2022-04-21 09:02:46

The realism theme is a masterpiece of two story lines. The main line is about how the female protagonist tries her best to help her best friend get an abortion. The secondary clue is the conflict between the female protagonist and the male protagonist about whether there will be an unexpected pregnancy and how to resolve it. The latter still serves the former. It is used to show that sisters are more reliable, and men only want to be cheerful and not really responsible. In order to help her girlfriend have an abortion, the heroine even sacrificed her own body, and then helped her girlfriend with various aftermaths, treating her as before. Even when I was attending my boyfriend's mother's birthday party, I was still worried about the situation on the other side of my girlfriend, which was very touching. Especially in the balance between boyfriends and girlfriends, it reflects sisterhood. But I always feel that my best friend is a little bit sorry for the heroine's friendship with her. She faces her life with an attitude of evasion and irresponsibility, but the consequence is that the heroine will pay for her. You also agreed to such words to shirk responsibility, saying that the heroine also has responsibility.

The director tries to show the friendship between the women, but the portrayal is not so satisfying, in my opinion. The friendship between the two women is unequal, not the kind of intersubjectivity, and may be biased towards the subject-object style. The girlfriends are more complaining, and the heroine is giving.

Question: Did the girlfriend deceive and use the heroine after the heroine promised to help her get an abortion? For example, telling the doctor that the heroine is her sister, but not telling the heroine in advance, is it because she is timid? And in the end, the female protagonist made sex with the doctor for her? The heroine has done a lot for her best friend and risked going to jail, but her best friend seems to complain more?

Maybe in my opinion, this kind of friendship should come to an end. Because there may be deceit, selfless help, but no real return.

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Extended Reading
  • Rico 2021-12-25 08:01:13

    Looking back at the new wave and the old age, the last generation of Ceausescu is simple and holding a long mirror. The unknown purpose of the first half hour, the anxious real time at the birthday banquet, the exquisite composition and scheduling, the history of a developing country with a large population. At the end, the composition was symmetrical again. G had a plate of animal organs in front of him. After listening to the waiter's introduction, he took the menu again; O took a sip of white water and looked straight into the camera like four hundred blows. The wedding banquet in the distance is noisy, and the sorrow is not stopped.

  • Gerardo 2022-03-26 09:01:08

    90/100, under the long-lens aesthetics, the whole image provides too many emotional cuts, the composition is excellent, and the space is used to fully create a sense of suppression. The perspective is restrained and calm, but it can achieve continuous output. It is not only an analysis of the times, but also a female elegy, full of empathy, and the overlapping of two-level time settings, a scene is better than a scene, and the ending is also very loving, too good to have time.

4 Months, 3 Weeks and 2 Days quotes

  • [subtitled version]

    Otilia: Why did you make the reservation by phone?

    Gabriela 'Gabita' Dragut: I thought it'd be like calling from somewhere else.

    Otilia: You "thought".

  • [subtitled version]

    Gabriela 'Gabita' Dragut: I got rid of it. It's in the bathroom.