A mirror to the real psychological evil.
What is wrong with society?
Wicked Little Letters (2023)
Statistically its not the serial killers that are wreaking havoc in society today and in past centuries. Its the
wicked little things people do to each other deliberately.
Brings forth the anti-dote in the end, shows us what is possible with external consideration, compassion, understanding. Maybe we could build a real society, if we just let it go? All the lies.
Wonderful new movie came out with the big surprise of having actual hidden qualities - ending in a tears-inducing
Romance Book / Work effect. Its like after a powerful therapy session. Release and made me think hard about what went wrong in my life.
You don't know what it is [?], - when you start watching - you don't suspect anything. This masterpiece works its hidden effect on you, just like participating in an unfamiliar Gurdjieff-exercise. You don't know what it is about. Until you experience the end-result.
Wicked Little Letters (2023) slowly starts working, while you watch. Its not a tricky story. Since the movie deliberately harbors now mystery. Spars us the cheap puzzles. It shows you the culprit early on, right there!
But how exactly can people behave like this? How can the minds of a 'virgin society' in 1920 in
West Sussex, England react, like they do in the movie? Are people really this gullible?!
Dealing with the root causes behind people's distraught relationships, resulting from mountains of lies to the Self. Tons of internal considering.
Social psychology, massive lack of understanding towards the other. Either in the family or in court.
The movie manages to resolve the conflict in the end in a wonderfully liberating fashion, that brings out the recognition of hidden conflicts within the Self. Shows us how much did NOT change since 1920.
In 1920, during the
suffragette movement in the United Kingdom, Edith Swan, a spinster and devout Christian in
Littlehampton, becomes the target of
hate mail - an issue of great distress to her, her controlling father Edward and gentle mother Victoria. Having endured nineteen such letters spilt with profanities, Edward [her father] seeks the assistance of the local constabulary, suspecting their neighbor, the haughty-yet-lone mother and Irish migrant Rose Gooding, as the sender.
Based on a true scandal, it follows an investigation into the anonymous author of numerous crudely insulting letters sent to the residents of seaside town
Littlehampton.
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(No, the trailer won't help!)
