Omg, how did I find this account?! In relation to what this piece stands against, I like you already, a lot! Lol. But that's that.
Like I always say, misogyny is violent, but a lot of times, that violence can only be captured in the sheer silence of the oppressed and the high audacity of the oppressor playing wild chess in the faces of everyone. For many victims of Misogyny, the violence does something to the brain. It's the helplessness to fight the situation, the certainty of disbelief from colleagues and higher authority, and the daily heart-wrenching wonder of when it all ends, if ever! This is depressing! And I didn't have to watch the movie yet to understand how much of these things would've been communicated.
Right now, I'm so glad I bookmarked this blogpost the moment I saw it because my late night crawling just brought me back to it. Def giving this movie a watch. Thanks for reviewing! You do great without spoilers, btw(That's insane talent).
And your writing? Absolutely fun to engage. Thank you for not leaving this in the drafts. Reblogged!
RE: The Assistant(2019) || The Anatomy of Everyday Misogyny, Laid Bare