This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
ALL DAY, EVERY DAY, THERAPIST, MOTHER, MAID. NYMPH THEN A VIRGIN. NURSE THEN A SERVANT. JUST AN APPENDAGE. LIVE TO ATTEND HIM. SO THAT HE NEVER LIFTS A FINGER. 24/7 BABY MACHINE SO HE CAN LIVE OUT HIS PICKET FENCE DREAM. IT'S NOT AN ACT OF LOVE IF YOU MAKE HER. YOU MAKE ME DO TOO MUCH LABOUR.
This song is for all the women in history (and now), like Tess, who live, work, love and die for men that…
So Bob Dylan played great music... And women.
I love folk music so this was really interesting. I would've liked to see more about the civil rights side of Dylan's music and also more depth into the women that helped him build his career.
I think everyone would relate more to a different sister. I really identified with Christina.
The second half was much better. There was a build of tension which led to the resolution of the dad getting up and spending a last moment with his daughters. It was clever that we didn't see him in the first half, so the focus was on each of the daughters and how they were coping.
