It was one of the good movies I saw in the last two years.
The movie avoided the gender and racial stereotypes that have become routine in most movies as far as it could, of course there were references to them, but it was treated fairly, in my opinion, it mocked them more than looking for racial and... .
The point of view that the director and the writer have in a film can be fully understood when the film is made and treated well, in this case the viewer understands it without any effort without thinking, what was understandable in this film was the class difference.
I don't think the director has ridiculed the capitalist system, but he has severely criticized it Idiots who are not in their real place in this world!
The final sequence of this film with the rule of Abigail's character is thought-provoking, anyone can abuse power, it has nothing to do with gender, race, etc., anyone.
However, since the subject of the film moves against the direction of today's cinema (fortunately), it is very interesting and I suggest everyone to see the film.
The movie avoided the gender and racial stereotypes that have become routine in most movies as far as it could, of course there were references to them, but it was treated fairly, in my opinion, it mocked them more than looking for racial and... .
The point of view that the director and the writer have in a film can be fully understood when the film is made and treated well, in this case the viewer understands it without any effort without thinking, what was understandable in this film was the class difference.
I don't think the director has ridiculed the capitalist system, but he has severely criticized it Idiots who are not in their real place in this world!
The final sequence of this film with the rule of Abigail's character is thought-provoking, anyone can abuse power, it has nothing to do with gender, race, etc., anyone.
However, since the subject of the film moves against the direction of today's cinema (fortunately), it is very interesting and I suggest everyone to see the film.