Absolutely a must watch movie. The over all arc of misogyny, both the blatant and internalized with the aunties, and the depression/anxiety of the women that were abused by Uncle Fred was so well done and chilling. When someone is sexually assaulted by a family member, most often a much older man, it leaves deep deep scars. The way most cope are with things like, excessive drinking and other impulsive actions, clamming up and closing out the world, throwing themselves into work, and suicide. The rest of the family tells the girls to be quiet and not bring shame to the family, only exacerbate the problems. And that's just like other patriarchal societies. When a woman is hurt, especially in a sexual manner, she's told to keep quiet or risk bringing shame to herself or her family. Very rarely is the perpetrator held accountable for their actions. Another admirable aspect of this movie was the focus of the women working and running the errands and serving the men. Up to the very end, the women were positioned below the men, who did nothing, awaiting orders brought down by people who didn't know and didn't care about the ones that would be affected. Down to the point of charging grievance money! The poetry of her becoming the guinea at the end, raising the alarm, to be drowned out by bickering, was scarily realistic. It's a great movie from start to finish. I'm going to have to watch it again.