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“When I told my mother a boy was hitting me on the playground, she said: ‘That’s because he likes you.’” So begins this exposé about femicide, with the sentence appearing in black letters on a bright red background. The film shows three women who survived abusive relationships—by becoming murderers themselves. Laura from Finland, Rachel from the Netherlands and Rosalba from Italy explain how and, more importantly, why they killed their partners. One speaks eloquently, another haltingly, but all three are candid.
Avis de la communauté (1)
A very important subject, but rather superficially shown in this film. The paintings with blood spatter, it was a bit too much. The images in the parking garage and the elevator were horribly shocking to look at. The boy and girl in the museum, with the boy, clearly staged, saying that the man in the painting is innocent and the women should be punished, insinuating that this boy is saying this because he is a boy. I thought that was kind of inappropriate, after hearing the horrible stories the women in this movie went through. It's not bad, but not very good either.