Elaha

She doesn't really wear high heels, but I thought I'd mix it up and don't just write "shoes" - no matter how you feel about it, just to be clear: no pun intended. This really is quite crazy. You may say that it uses cliches, that it portrays certain groups in a certain light and what not ... but it is something that unfortunately still is going on.

It is about shining the spotlight at something - and you can then judge by yourself. Obviously only this particular situation ... there are other people and even those still stuck in the "old ways" can and should be convinced to change their view(s) on things.

Our main character here has to balance so many things ... just to please so many other people. Be it her own family, her husband to be, her employee, her teacher(s), her friends ... well you can guess who is left behind with all this .. herself.

The main performance (actress) is phenomenal ... she puts it all out there - physically and psychologically (so no pun intended). She is vulnerable, she is honest ... this really can hit some nerves ... definitely is a really good drama, with many great points. Culture clash ... and an empathetic character caught in the middle of it ... and she is not alone ... well she is ... but you know what I mean.