Queen at Sea

to convey it to you, they can no longer express their desires through words or express, it's such a delicate phase of relationship where you are at the wheel but most times blinded by the uncertainty that lies ahead. Queen at sea poses such difficult and awkward questions in regards to elderly care, their desires and happiness, consensual sex and vulnerable moments of relationship. This movie deals with people who have dementia or any kind of illness where they are not their true self, not aware of surroundings, not aware of their actions, this film explores that brilliantly by both morally and mentally in a very bleak, grim, despairing and compassionate way possible. The subject of the film is such a complex real - world issue that it quickly becomes so relevant to everyone and holds your interest throughout the film, making you unravel the situation and look solutions, but just like in life, sometimes the more try to untangle the knot, the things become more frustrated, annoying and difficult. There is no hope here, no redemption, no false attempt at a happy ending, its only a striking and emotional portrayal of a unavoidable situation where no one has the right answers what to do and you just need lead the life as it comes and endure it and just hope for better days.