Woman (2011)
Año de lanzamiento: 2011
Nación: Hong Kong, Philippines
Alternative Title: The Woman, The Woman - Nem Todo Monstro Vive na Selva, The W
Director: Lucky McKee
Writer: Jack Ketchum, Lucky McKee
Producción & Género
Productor: Producer: Andrea Lagman, Lawrence Parungao
Compañías: Modernciné
Género: Drama, Horror, Thriller
Budget: N/A
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Palabras clave
Palabras clave: suffering, sadism, wound, gore, torture, violent death, brutality, cannibal, rape and revenge
Historia
The movie 'Woman' (2011) directed by Lucky McKee begins with a feral woman, raised by wolves and cannibals in the wilderness of Northeast Coast, being discovered wounded by a river. A misogynistic lawyer named Chris takes her home, intending to domesticate her as a trophy. He attempts to break the woman's will through mistreatment and restraints while his dysfunctional family struggles to keep her captive. Meanwhile, Chris's wife and son also interact with the woman, who begins to display signs of rebellion against her captivity. As days pass, the woman's wild nature asserts itself, leading to a violent retaliation against those who have imprisoned her. The story culminates in an intense struggle for survival between the woman and the family that has held her captive.
Resumen
'Woman' is a 2011 drama-thriller directed by Lucky McKee, known for his unique blend of horror and psychological drama. The film explores themes of civilized versus primal nature, gender dynamics, power struggles, and the consequences of objectification and captivity. The story revolves around a feral woman found by a lawyer named Chris who attempts to 'domesticate' her in his home, leading to escalating tension and violence as she fights against her confinement.
