Nowhere

Born into suffering – why are they so obsessed with having children? Handkerchiefs, please.

One of my favorite extreme survival movies. Despite the various absurdities in the plot, I still love it. The female lead is absolutely badass! During the childbirth scene, I thought I was going to lose it, and then when she ate the umbilical cord, I thought I was definitely going to lose it. Later, when she sewed up her thigh, I almost went crazy... If she had died at the end, the person typing this would be a lunatic right now.

7/10. This movie isn't just torturing the main character; it's torturing us, the audience! 🤣 The actress really sacrificed a lot for this role 👍. I've never seen the spectacle of giving birth completely naked in seawater before 🤣. Watching her eat the umbilical cord raw and suture her own wounds really made me nauseous…🤣

Childbirth is inherently harmful. Bringing a child into this rotten world (especially after her first daughter was murdered) is an act of insanity and lovelessness, driven purely by selfishness – particularly the selfishness of the man who impregnated her. There are some good parts, like the animals saving her and the protagonist's self-rescue, that phone call from the man, and the moment she saves herself. Why does that Spanish song have an Indian flavor? This is, in some ways, more interesting than aspects of "Life of Pi." The actress delivers a good performance. Even as a child watching birth scenes, I never understood the overwhelmed emotion after giving birth. (includes people around.)only terrifying to me and it still does now.

It's a poignant reflection on "Nowhere," urging those facing despair during their childbearing years to reconsider bringing a life into such circumstances. A somber, yet thought-provoking sentiment.

A haunting and powerful film, "Nowhere" tells the harrowing story of Mia, a young pregnant woman fleeing war-torn country and embarking on a perilous journey. Stranded at sea with her newborn, she must confront the harsh realities of survival, motherhood, and humanity. With its stark and haunting visuals, the film masterfully conveys the emotional and psychological struggles of its protagonist, creating a deeply moving and unforgettable cinematic experience.

"The sea holds no judgment, just the sound of waves and a baby’s first breath."

"Lost in a seemingly endless expanse of sea, Mia finds herself fighting for survival alongside her newborn in the powerful drama 'Nowhere'. As she faces life's harshest challenges, she finds the unrelenting strength of a mother's love, a beacon of hope in the darkest of times. This gripping tale of survival will leave you on the edge of your seat, and remind you of the resilience of the human spirit."