Marriage is like a cage, a famous philosopher once wrote: the birds on the outside want in, those on the inside desperately want out. That’s what happens to Suna when she marries the older Veysel. Their union promises the former actress financial security and a roof over her head. But both things are relative: the housekeeping money is meager and the marriage contracted by the ... (展开全部)
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