Hidden meanings in Film noir: DISMAY / SIPHAYO (2016) - Women fear success...

• The growing trend of scams 
  In a scene they make mention of recruiters who absconded with their registration money for an appointment. Scams and frauds are a rising trend from fake recruitment services to dating and outright business scams. Fraudulent practices are on the rise. The reason is simple, those who started the systems of cheating didn't take into cognizance the passage of time, because with more members and more systems, a need for quick fixes also arise. The members of bonded system lay a claim to wealth without hard work which is based on a foundation of stealing the fruits of angelic women. 

• The woman's fear 
  The farmer's mistress is a pretty young woman. A woman who sparks the interest of both sons. In life, most women fear the success of a man they love, because they think success would make them lose the man to another woman. True, I can't argue with that cos people are drawn to success. With the way things are and the differences between the anatomy of a man and a woman, I don't think its too unusual. At a young age even as a minor, a woman is drawn, enticed, or forcefully recruited into the system, while men, nay the fools still beg for love with chocolates, flowers, and jewelries no one asked for. The equation rightly balances out in later years, how awkward it may be, but it's due to how we have grown in the world. The task then for the woman is to be more than a sex symbol. More than a sexual attraction so he always places preference over you than anything he does outside. Going against his success is just wrong, and two wrongs don't make a right. 

• The destruction of love 
  This movie also provides the humiliating nudity of an arch-angelic woman as is now the norm with the systems of cheating and stealing angelic rights. The young woman represents an archangelic human vessels most likely Michaela. As a personification of love, she's naturally a target of the system and according to the so called brotherhood, the most reasonable thing to do is destroy her love through humiliating nudity. As is common with the movies on this blog, Alice is portrayed as a slut, but there's no reference to the system which has bonded women so. Well, we have to be thankful that they have progressed beyond the killings and public beatings like can be observed in the Game of Thrones 'Walk of shame' by Queen Cersei, and the beating of Monica Bellucci in the movie Malena. It's progress but progress in the wrong direction. The wrongs need to be righted, and angelic women need to be free. Even archangelic men need to be free from entrapment. The system cannot own everything if they are bonded to be against the angelic, which means the angelic do not belong to it and it is the biggest cause of imbalance. 

• The excitement is orchestrated 
  The farmer asks his mistress to move in within three days of his wife's death. This upsets his sons, especially one who decides to eat outside and gets into fights with his father. Men who are so excited by beautiful women are naturally men who have been deprived of love. As women get recruited into her royal majesty's secret cock service, the lack and deprivation placed on the fools creates and unusual excitement. Even worse the excitement is exploited by the system. Many guys would ask a woman out and take her to a restaurant, only for the lady to be secret accused of being too special. Which means the man did something he doesn't naturally do. WTF. Its just an excuse to sustain the lies and the cheating of the angelic. Is there anyone who got a job without going to apply? Why didn't the person sit in his house with a bowl of rice as usual and get a job offer. To get something, one has to do something. Let's call a spade a spade, the system needs to go. 

At the end of this movie, all hell breaks loose. A testament to problems rising from the imbalance of things. Can't say the same for the final inheritance duo. I hope the hidden lessons revealed here strike a chord with you. If you noticed anything else in this movie, you can add it in the comments section. If you haven't seen the movie, you can stream from here.
This is how Film Noir uncovers the stark truths behind our failing humanity.