39/15
In the routine of Mumbai’s nurse, Prabha is excited when she receives an unexpected gift from her alienated husband. His last fourth -year companion is in vain trying to find a place in the city to have intimate with her friend. The director Payal Kapadia and everything we imagine when the light joins to share the most cordial Cannam reactions and much more! The first Indian film to receive the prestigious Grand Prize at the Cannes Film Festival in 2024. This film cultivates many problems faced by single women living in a Bombay and emphasizes their resistance. All women here are nurses in the same hospital, but the similarity ends because each one has their own special set of problems and, to say, solutions. Desire, fear, repentance and rapid patience are emotions that change constantly when history is expanding in silence. Perhaps the greatest benefit is the scenario, which offers unusually rich and reflective dialogue among the heroes. The amount of action in the plot seems sufficient to provide scaffolding conversations in which people have a place to be unusually just and unprotected with each other, even if they lie or pretend. The action is equally exceptional and increases to the level of writing, without false notes, although there are some alarming loose ends. Photography and edition also create a reflective and slightly separate atmosphere quite well, complementing the quiet intensity of the character ' Interaction. The separation is reinforced at several points where the film seems to include documentary elements of films or certainly creates this type of feeling. I was always crazy about music and what was called, but this is a small sting that many may not have a promotion. In my opinion, this film has too much heart and honesty to classify it as a cynical or manipulative, certainly no more than another film that aims to tell an important story in a convincing and beautiful way. And there are many risks for this movie that I could not imagine that I moved well in India more and more sectarian and puritan. I strongly recommend « everything we imagine as light. & Quot;