“The Sun Never Sets” on Male Fragility
The concept of male fragility is explored (interestingly, by a male director) in The Sun Never Sets
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Tina bears her parents' debt and is forced to follow the lender's instructions, Camel, by disguising herself as a maid in the house of a widowed single father, Mukhriz, in order to steal a painting belonging to Mukhriz worth RM8 million to settle her debt. Their mission fails because the Mukhriz they were targeting is not the Mukhriz who is Tina's employer. The painting thought to be worth RM8 million is actually a painting by Mukhriz's child.
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Tina bears her parents' debt and is forced to follow the lender's instructions, Camel, by disguising herself as a maid in the house of a widowed single father, Mukhriz, in order to steal a painting belonging to Mukhriz worth RM8 million to settle her debt. Their mission fails because the Mukhriz they were targeting is not the Mukhriz who is Tina's employer. The painting thought to be worth RM8 million is actually a painting by Mukhriz's child.
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