Such a film must be a flower in the wall and a fragrance outside the wall. In China, regardless of the above-mentioned flaws, I bet half of the people in their hearts think this movie sucks and don't know what to say. The subconscious knows it is a plague. And most of the other half thought the movie was bad because half felt it was not good, and they were inconvenient or afraid to express their thoughts. And the remaining small part of the other half will resonate strongly.
The main idea of this film is a pioneer in the country. In a patriarchal society, it is strange that it is popular. Like many friends said, most of the previous movies were shot from a male perspective. There are some fairly neutral films that the owners of the society have already found to be very generous. And this one is entirely from a female perspective, and it is normal for some people to express incomprehension, disgust, or incompatibility.
But we come back to the most fundamental question. We can all think of things that the director can't think of those investments. They thought about it, so they played the guise of being gay. Recall that those movies that show brotherhood, although there are scenes of physical contact, do not include any hints of homosexuality at all. However, when filmmakers want to show pure female thinking, they will choose this tortuous compromise. Homosexuals have both halves. Can barely borrow half the sympathy and support.
For this compromise, I'll give it a low score;
however, it's largely a first step for women after all. Dare to invest, dare to shoot, dare to act. There is a choice.
For this persistence, I strongly recommend it.
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