I didn’t expect to be this moved from laughter to silence, this film took me everywhere. And I know this is supposed to be more about books but the best written stories are turned into movies anyway. So here it goes lol. From the very beginning, this film had me hooked. The plot unfolded in such an unexpected and captivating way, every scene kept surprising me. What really stood out was how humor was used so naturally throughout, even when the story dealt with such serious themes. It made the film feel real, like watching moments you’ve heard whispered about in our own families and communities. As a Bemba , I found myself deeply moved. There was something about the storytelling, the tone, the silences, and the expressions that stirred a kind of richness inside me. It felt close to home. The film bravely touches on how men often get away with violating young women, and how families sometimes bury those truths instead of confronting them. It was aggravating, yes, but necessary. I’m reall...