She's a wife, a mother, and a career woman. She also sleeps with ugly guys in this secretly rented apartment. When all comes out, she loses everything. The story reminds me of Machado's The Husband Stitch: both women aren't left with anything outside the roles ascribed to them, so they create these bizarre prosthetic spaces if only to have them at their disposal. I wonder (not) what the verdict would have been if husband and wife switched places though; would a male adulterer have been proclaimed a victim of societal expectations... Yeah, these are my thoughts and I find them interesting, but the movie itself wasn't very good at conveying its message; to be honest, I was pretty bored.
Review of Brownian Movement
