In painful detail, Nujood describes a real nightmare on her wedding night: How she runs away, how she seeks help, how she struggles, how he touches her and she wriggles out of his arms, how she calls out to her mother- in-law.
"I mean, this is once again an example of when a woman threatens Hillary Clinton, how she seeks out to demean her and take her down," he said.
Another Holocaust-themed film is Amos Gital's Tsilli, adapted from Aharon Appelfeld's novel about a young Jewish woman hiding in the forests south of Czernowitz, her family lost forever, and how she seeks to find meaning after the war among the ruins and silent witnesses.
She spoke of this at length as we made our way to our next destination, a feedlot — how she sought gentleness, holding cattle in the chute, how she sought to transmit calmness to the animals, to bring them peace in the last moments of their lives.
She spoke of this at length as we made our way to our next destination, a feedlot how she sought gentleness, holding cattle in the chute, how she sought to transmit calmness to the animals, to bring them peace in the last moments of their lives.
It's here that Vaughan makes his freshest contribution, using a wealth of materials gleaned from wartime police files and intelligence archives, some of which were only recently declassified by French and German authorities, to flesh out precisely how and why she became an agent, and how she sought to profit from her German connections during the war.
A senior consultant described how she sought to "find out what they really expected of me" by shadowing future colleagues in theatres for two full weeks: I observed and tried to just, probably got on lots of people's nerves.
A woman in one of the FGDs explained in the quote below how she sought help in the hospital because the person who usually provided the native herbs was not in the village: "I went to the hospital because the one who knows the native herbs to stop that bleeding while I was pregnant, she was not around, and that is why I went to the hospital".
Again, this is brilliantly depicted on UnReal with careful nuance showing Rachel and how she really seeks out very different options to satisfy her- whether it be wholesome Jeremy, extravagant Adam, or simply numbing herself out with work.
What seems clear to me now is how hard she worked not to return to St. Elizabeth's, how desperately she sought not to lose control of herself or of her family.
Lobenthal is convincing when he says that the "paper trail records her attempts to put definite boundaries around their relationship.... Yet when she did write, her invariable recitation of only good news also tells us how much she sought his approval".
