Nowadays we believe the women’s conditions are better than past years and in some places yet womens have to struggle for their rights. But things are more brutal in the 20th century and one of them is the poor condition of womens in the Mennonites community. They suffered a lot even though we can’t imagine it.
Based on the true story of the society this movie usually represents the level of exploitation and even activities which we can’t even imagine to do with anyo
The film adaptation of Miriam Toews’ novel Women Talking is set to premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival this year. The story follows a group of Mennonite women in a colony in Bolivia who must decide what to do after it is revealed that their men have been using drugs to rape them.
Judith Ivey stars as Agata and Claire Foy as Salome in director Sarah Polley’s film
WOMEN TALKING
An Orion Pictures Release
Photo credit: Michael Gibson
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The trailer for the film was released today and it looks like a powerful and moving adaptation of the novel. It’s clearly shown women discussing the issue and also how to get out of it. They are faced with the decision to stay or leave, and they must also decide whether or not to forgive the men who have hurt them.
It looks like the film will be a timely and important story about survivors of sexual assault, and the trailer has already generated a lot of buzz online.
In the upcoming film Women Talking, a group of Mennonite women in a colony in Bolivia face a difficult decision. After learning that the men in their community have been secretly drugging and raping the women for years, they must decide whether to stay or leave.
The trailer for the film, which is based on the book of the same name by Miriam Toews, offers a glimpse into the lives of these women. We see them working in the fields, raising their families, and struggling to make sense of what has happened to them.Although they are faced with an impossible choice, the women in Women Talking show strength and resilience.
All women united together and fight for wrong practices that happened to them. In the Mennonite colony of Manitoba in Bolivia, the women are talking. And what they’re saying is going to change everything.In this colony they have very strict rules and women can’t put their words.But when the men of the colony are away on a work trip, the women begin to share their true feelings with each other.
They open up about their hopes, their dreams, and their desires.And as they do, they realize that they’re not alone. They’re not the only ones who feel trapped by the rules of the colony.They don’t want much from life.The women of the Manitoba colony are about to discover that they have a voice. And with that voice, they’re going to change their lives forever.
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