Sue Beardon

Strangely unmoving. There are much better films about dystopian futures and this one had nothing to add. At best it would make a passable TV mini series.

A very interesting and unusual film following a protracted meeting of women in a religious community trying to decide their course of action after having been drugged, raped and abused by the men. The twists and turns of opinions, the dynamics of the women involved kept me gripped. And there is so much resonance even today whilst women in Iran, Afghanistan and many other places suffer similar fates and have to opt for strategies to deal with their situation. Great contribution to understanding of women's issues.