alysha nasir

So this movie was very interesting as you really see how the life I suppose/believe back then and possibly modern-day will unfold. Representing the realisticness and awareness in its enrichment, understanding that especially back then if you are truly stuck financially that it is almost impossible to overcome that downfall. However, I did find it quite questionable for her to not stay with her one true love Tom, straight after I had finished the movie as I didn't really grasp the moral message so quickly. As we are essentially taught that no matter what hassle we must overcome as long as we are happy and in love, well nothing can stop us, and the world will eventually work in our favour. But, that is not the case so, to sum up, my reasoning is that this movie leads women to a path of not just understanding love but understanding one's love for themselves by properly analysiing the realistic odds that can lie in hand. Hence, I recommend absolutely anyone to watch this underrated movie, a small interpretation of Jane Austin's short life:)