Period drama from Finland. Original title: Kerro kaikille
“Should I See It” wrote a solid review:
The film tells the story of Amanda (Marketta Tikkanen), who is sent to a Seili, a remote island, and really an asylum, reserved for “unwanted women.” Set in 1898, Amanda finds a community of “mad” women to embed with. As one woman says to two others as they laugh and enjoy a meal together, “It’s almost as if we are normal.” The laughs become rather muted at that point. Amanda’s “madness” is severe menstrual pain and her banishment is rooted in a true story, where Haapasalo shared in a recent interview with Variety that these ‘prison islands’ existed in many countries. What we witness is women, building community, while their freedom is stripped away. It’s a powerful reminder that societies are not built with equality in mind. History has shown us that power is held by the few and there is also someone forced into being lesser, muted to the point of meaninglessness. Amanda will not stand for this. She is defiant, demanding, and sees not just her worth, but the worth of those she is isolated with.
Full nudity from many extras. Marketta was more modest, showing her breasts and the top of her booty.
Marketta
The extras scene looks like this.
Videos, including both scenes in full.