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The game of silence. The experience and then silence.

Silence is a form of non-verbal communication.

Is it imposed or selected? Where does it start and where does it end?

Female personal experiences of oppression are often treated with the least contempt, often placing victims

in the interrogation chair. The perpetrator often denies his violence, blaming the victim and this is accepted by the wider society, with the consequence that the victim apologizes

for the acts that 'led' him to suffer violence 

and finally he is stigmatized, blamed, defended and silenced.

The separation of the private from the public, of the body

and emotions, staff from the politician

leads to fragmentation  and devaluation

of human existence. The staff is political.

Violence and social control of women is real 

and generalized, not only from above but also between us. 

The choice of "Jordan" sheds light on various aspects of the women's issue, but also on general issues of repression.

and sovereignty. It is a woman's personal experience,

which demonstrates  that he is transformed from an absolute victim

to an absolute perpetrator. The language of the project is not political,

it is almost fairytale-dramatic, condensing many female voices that murmur with small manifestos-complaints to the patriarchal family, to the myth of motherhood,

in psychiatric hospitals, in women's prisons. It does not propagate any  collective liberation of women. Freedom does not exist in any of its choices other than this suicide. We are in a true story, almost everyday in a family

where the father beats the mother, the teenage daughter becomes pregnant

and the cycle of violence continues. The neighbors called her that

she will eat her head and whatever she was looking for. Religion,

laws (written and unwritten), judges, the family narrow and exclude the continuation of her life, marginalize her

and they throw her in quarantine, that is, in prostitution, in prison and in a psychiatric hospital. The interpretation of doctors, of course only

a mentally disturbed could become the killer of her own child, and people mourn her for losing her child… but there is no excuse even in the world of women's prisons is the monster monster, the unnatural, a woman

which annuls her own motherhood, in a society

that the female role is intertwined with the reproductive process. The only socially mitigating factor is that she went crazy,

she finds it funny to be put in the wing of the crazy,

but only in this way is murder framed socially. Death

for her it is not the end, her child is immortal

and her suicidal desire for life

in the impossibility of reality.