Hadar I.D

The main idea of the movie is somewhat interesting. Women should be able to choose if they want or don’t want to have children without feeling judged by society. The movie had a potential but the ending was annoying and felt like there was no closure. As a third generation of holocaust survivors, I’m not sure how much the mentioning of holocaust actually helped to the story that the writer was trying to tell, but I’m sure it comes from her own personal experiences, so who am I to judge. Jewish parents always try to push their kids to have children so I won’t be surprised if the main idea of the movie is based on the writers personal experience.