00:00What is happening with Poor Things and why it seems like we all saw something different?
00:05I don't know, you tell me.
00:07The movie of the director Yorgos Lantimos, produced and produced by Emma Stone,
00:11the same scene that has won a lot of awards and has 11 nominations to the Oscars,
00:16has generated all kinds of emotions and comments.
00:19Some of them came from the cinema to say that the movie is a muestra of the degradation of society,
00:26of the loss of the family's values.
00:29Also, there are those who are classified as an apology to the pedophilia.
00:33Although, if we are so literate,
00:35is it also an elogio to the transplant of the brain?
00:37There are varied interpretations.
00:39In some comments, in social media, movies and videos,
00:42they argue that the movie romantizes the prostitution.
00:45In others, that impone a masculine vision of what would be the self-descubring of women
00:49and with unnecessary scenes of sex.
00:52There is also the question of whether sex is liberation.
00:55Another comment is that the movie has not even captured the true message of the book in which it is
01:00inspired.
01:01On the other hand, there are those who say that the journey of Bella, the protagonist,
01:04it allows us to see the world through the eyes of a character that has clavadas the expectations
01:11or the impositions of the educational society.
01:14And in the way, it would take a masturbation and sex a manto of shame.
01:18And discover the pleasure, the music, the dance, the music, the dance,
01:21without thinking about the expectations.
01:22In some interviews, Stone has said that the movie is a metaphor,
01:26that Bella is in a pursuit of pleasure centering in itself,
01:29that it was a great opportunity to live a life that is not marked by the shame.
01:34For her, it was a liberating experience.
01:36It is clear the intention of the male characters, and the anti-mondo recognizes, to control a Bella.
01:41Although a man in particular celebrates his sexual dese because he believes that he can take advantage,
01:46in fact, he does everything possible to take away the agency,
01:49until the point of losing his head.
01:50Because, of course, it is a crazy that a woman is due to herself.
01:54Now, part of the debate is if the movie is feminist or not feminist,
01:58but who promised to be feminist?
02:01To know if it is, it must be a strict check list.
02:05And if it is feminist, we can't enjoy it?
02:08I'm going with the wonderful conversations I've had this week with my friends about this movie,
02:13with the emotions that he caused me and with the questions that he helped me to do.
02:17And you, Igualadas, what do you think?
02:19Is it an aproximation to the discovery of the placer
02:22without the baddest of society or the recreation of a masculine fantasy?
02:25Any of the previous ones?
02:26We'll read it in the comments.
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