Hidden network Invisible Life director Karim Aïnouz
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Drama 139min Karim Aïnouz year=2019 Creators=Karim Aïnouz, Murilo Hauser 
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Who is gonna stop watching Oscars if this movie doesn't get atleast one (cinematography. Hidden network Invisible life 2. Hidden network Invisible life rocks. 
Hidden network Invisible life sciences. Hidden network Invisible life music. After thinking about it, I still need to say a few words. After all, I was also a child who had been affected by family planning. From small to large, I lived in other provinces because I had a younger brother. He was a plan outside. Parents said that because family planning did not allow for fines, it was tens of thousands and it was not just a matter of fine. Although some families still have fines and other restrictions and even labor changes, I am not sure that this will happen. Although I did not seem to think that there was any difference between us and other families until the time when I was about to graduate from elementary school, the head teacher asked to register for the school and also said something that devalued the black hukou. Unfortunately, because my younger brother is outside family planning, I still haven't got an account, which is the black account in the teacher's mouth. On the day of registering my account, only when I didn't tell the whole class to say that my account hadn't been done well... I was very sad, very annoyed, what did I do wrong, and why did such a system exist? What else? Did you die? Why do you have to follow closely? Later, when the system became loose, I finally managed to finish my account. At that time I was 14 years old. The above is Google Translate, there may be some language errors 想了想我还是有必要说两句，毕竟我也是曾经因为计划生育影响过的一个孩子.从小到大我都是在外省生活，因为我有一个弟弟，他算是计划之外，父母说因为计划生育不允许要罚钱，要好几万而且这并不只是罚钱就能简单解决的，有的家庭虽然交了罚款还有有各种其他的限制甚至有的还有去劳改，我也并不确定真会这样.虽然这样我似乎也没有觉得我们与其他家庭有什么区别，直到我小学将要毕业时，班主任要求要户口本登记升学，还说了一些贬低黑户口的话.很不巧，因为弟弟是计划生育之外，我到那时还没有户口，也就是老师口中的黑户口.登记户口那天，只有我没交当着全班人的面说自己户口还没办好... 我很伤心，很懊恼我究竟做错了什么，为什么会有这样的制度，生都生下来了，还要怎样？去死吗？为什么还要紧追不放？后来制度松了些才终于办好了户口，那时我已14岁了.
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So I'm sueing the police for not registering me Good for her! I hope she is successful
I am bit fed up with the double standard that some autor-films are spoken about. The characters of the movies are 1-dimensional. Or they are infantile patriarchal men or innocent women in a victim role. I assume that that even in the 50's relationships were a bit more complex. The use of camera and music/sounddesign doesn't reach the level of an average student film. Everything was announced and explained, no subtleties, no room for contemplation. The undoubtedly talented actresses were the only point of light in these films. Unfortunately drowned in a plot that not in any moment is believable. When at the end the granddaughter is played clearly by the same actress as the main character the audience in the cinema where I was started to laugh. Couldn't more painfully indicate the state of unbelief in which this film had to be endured.
The film is about two inseparable sisters living in Rio de Janeiro during the 1950s, that live under their conservative parents' strict guidance. Even though both sisters are involved in the traditional life that surrounds them, Euridice wants to become a renowned pianist and Guida wants to find true love. When their father separates them and makes them live apart from each other, they work to meet their goals, while hoping that they can reunite one day and celebrate life together, since they are each other's support and joy.
My favorite scene is when Euridice carefully covers for Guida's secret nighttime outings to dance clubs with a Greek sailor. She encourages her sister to not give in to their parents' strict lifestyle and proposes that they should expose themselves to experiences that will fill them with happiness.
The important message that I learned from this film is the importance of how women have fought for their place and equality within a patriarchal society. Before, women were submissive to the patriarch, but as time has passed, society has realized what a huge injustice was being made and corrected the social forms. This movie is very big on showing how times were different back then for women and how thankful we all must be that a turn was made. Young women like Euridice and Guida struggled from an early age to find happiness. I rate this movie 5 out of 5 stars and recommend it for ages 13 to 18, plus adults.
Reviewed by Alejandra G. KIDS FIRST! Reviewers. For more film reviews by tweens and teens, visit kidsfirst dot org.
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Stop the trailer and just go watch the movie. thats it.
Publisher: David Liu
Bio: filmmaker, @capeusa writing + @vcmediaorg directing fellow, @usccinema alum
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