anybody else find this movie very offensive?
I found the 1934 version pretty offensive in how they portrayed Dahlila. she doesn't want her own house? she only wants to serve Bea? She's her "partner" and gets 20%? even so she should be a millioniare and yet still takes comfort in rubbing her feet? lol, come on. they portray her with basically no self dignity and how she just accepts her daughter's rejection is pretty sad too. i suppose back in 1934 this was considered progressive, but at the same time it is pretty clear about Dahlila's role and yet nobody really wants to adress this issue when talking about this movie.
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