Women Talking is a timeless film that has a strongly feminist message, but also speaks from victims of unjustifiable injustices who never had a voice anywhere. Incredible as it may seem, the speech of these characters is so long ignored that it's represented by a rural group of women who apparently lived several decades ago. They speak out of fear, anger, revenge, but also from a sense of justice and equity.
The script is very direct, but also contains some metaphors worth appreciating. The great negative detail is the great religious charge existing in the film, even though I understand that this also plays a fundamental role.
This is a good film to encourage debate and conversations that rarely take place normally.
The technical aspects have a good level, although the soundtrack is one of the weakest links. But this is not the film to analyze technicalities. This is all about the clearly delivered message. It just hopes it has good listeners.
The script is very direct, but also contains some metaphors worth appreciating. The great negative detail is the great religious charge existing in the film, even though I understand that this also plays a fundamental role.
This is a good film to encourage debate and conversations that rarely take place normally.
The technical aspects have a good level, although the soundtrack is one of the weakest links. But this is not the film to analyze technicalities. This is all about the clearly delivered message. It just hopes it has good listeners.