"The Girl," released in 1967, is an insightful drama that follows a young woman's journey from a state orphanage to the city in search of her mother. Upon its initial release, the film received mixed reviews; some praised its bold social commentary on the evolving roles and repression of women, while others found its narrative style somewhat slow and challenging. Over time, "The Girl" has been reevaluated by critics and cinephiles alike, gaining appreciation for its nuanced examination of gender dynamics and societal changes. Today, it is regarded as an underrated gem, valued for its thoughtful portrayal of the transition from traditional village life to modern urban existence and its subtle critique of women's exploitation.
Crew of The Girl
Full backstage crew list →- Released May 16, 1968