Mad Women (2015)
Release Year: 2015
Nation: United States
Alternative Title: Çılgın Kaadınlar
Director: Jeff Lipsky
Writer: Jeff Lipsky
Production & Genre
Producer: executive producer: Nick Athas
producer (as Nikolai Metin): Mykola Metin
co-producer: Alena Svyatova
Companies: Plainview Pictures, Production company
Genre: Drama
Budget: N/A
Keywords
Keywords: daughter has sex with mother, daughter in love with mother, deep cleavage, f rated, female pubic hair, female rear nudity, incest, lesbian incest, lesbian relationship, male objectification, male pubic hair, mother daughter incest, mother daughter sex, pubic hair, simulated blow job, simulated oral sex, strong female character, therapist, two word title, written by director
Story
A mother of three daughters becomes radicalized after being imprisoned for a crime of conscience. She transforms into an idealist with a mission to change her world for the better. Her middle daughter, Nevada Smith, struggles to find her place within their exceptional family, which includes an older sister who joins Doctors Without Borders and a father who is a successful dentist. The mother's cancer diagnosis and the father's sudden imprisonment further disrupt the family dynamic, leaving Nevada overwhelmed with emotional turmoil.
Summary
Mad Women (2015) directed by Jeff Lipsky is a drama that explores the complex dynamics of an exceptional family faced with extraordinary circumstances. The film centers around the transformation of the mother after her imprisonment and its impact on her middle daughter, Nevada Smith. Despite limited plot details available, it's clear that the movie delves into themes of radicalization, familial pressure, and emotional turmoil.
