Asian films, for a long time, have been the best of genre and this Netflix production is no exception.
When we talk about horror moviesthere are countries that normally stand out over the rest. American and Spanish productions on the side of the West and the Japanese or Korean on the eastern side. But Netflix made space for a psychological thriller of Indonesia that is coming to compete equally with the rest.
It’s about “A normal woman” (Normal Woman)starring Marissa Anita in an outstanding performance. The film explores identity and social pressures with the aim of appearing a perfect life. It is set in Yakarta and was directed by Lucky Kuswandi, while M. Batara Gumpar Siagian was in charge of cinematography and Abel Huray is responsible for music.
A normal woman
What is a normal woman, the new Indonesian film that is a furor in Netflix
Mile It is a shy housewife and Submissive of “Jet Set” who thinks having contracted A mysterious disease That has no cure. Since then, he begins to lose his sanity and begins to feel betrayed by his affections, his family and even by his own body. But it is also allowed to break the imposted perfection to which it is subjected, looking for a way of healing facing their problems.
Although your apparent enviable life has a great pressure to maintain a perfect family image Before society that begins to impact its Mental health. Despite asking for help after experiencing unknown and inexplicable symptoms such as nasal hemorrhages and disturbing visions, her husband calls her crazy and her mother reproaches her for missing her obligations.
Netflix: Trailer for a normal woman
Netflix: cast of a normal woman
- Marissa Anita (Milla)
- Gisella Anastasia (Erika)
- Widyawati (Liliana)
- Maya Hasan (Novi)
- Dion Wiyoko (Joanathan)
- Mima Shafa (Angel)
- Sari Koeswoyo (Irah)
Source: Ambito
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