Victoria

with conversations of women. This film kind of reminded me of the film "Women Talking" for some reason. A beauty parlour with the sign "No Men Allowed" which feels more like warning rather than notice, should be very much so in this patriarchal world, this is one place where women can feel very liberated, happy, and freedom to speak and express their heart out without some man constantly trying to sush them. But there is a rooster in parlour with them as a symbolic presence of man? Also as a woman who was saved from the sacrifice.(Rooster was saved from the ritual) thus leaving multiple interpretations to viewers. It's a great film about women who share their stories and tales with each other, but it's really us who are listening and should reflect upon several things we never really cared about women, their voices, and their happiness.