Cooperative Bambi-esquire Harassment

Rating: Null/10 (7 April 2008)

One of many films that ought be on censorship.
About woman's thinking and private space and lawyers that overstep their duties.
Of the many commentators on Bridget's life in the film, most were capable of performing their psychological commands on themselves.
If the theme of the film is 'it is normal for people to get married and have children', the persuaders has not yet led by example.
No wonder Bridget lives alone.
The only space she has to be the authority of her own life was destroyed by readers she did not permit to see her records, except if she did happen to die in the apartment, then became mauled by dogs which will be difficult to tame thereafter.
Irony between choosing man or dog as best friend and whether she can fend off either in a fight.
A woman's worst enemy are not the men before, but the approaching man and what he had discussed with the men before.