The Divine Order

The 1970s was a period marked by significant social change around the globe, including movements for women's rights and liberation. This decade saw a push for gender equality, with influential literature such as Betty Friedan's *The Feminine Mystique* inspiring a generation of women to seek independence and assert their rights.

The movie takes place primarily in a quaint Swiss farming village, known for its serene landscapes and traditional lifestyles. It also features Zurich, a bustling city in Switzerland, highlighting the contrast between rural and urban life, especially in the context of social movements.

✊ Feminism

The film explores the theme of feminism as Nora Ruckstuhl embarks on a personal journey towards empowerment and advocating for women's rights. It illustrates the obstacles women faced in the 1970s, including societal expectations and resistance from males, while showcasing the strength of community and solidarity among women.

🕊️ Personal Freedom

Personal freedom emerges as a central theme, particularly as Nora grapples with her confined role as a housewife. The narrative reveals her struggle to break free from traditional expectations, emphasizing the importance of self-discovery and the pursuit of one’s aspirations.

🏳️‍🌈 Rebellion

Rebellion against patriarchal norms is vividly portrayed as Nora, along with her fellow women, takes a stand for their rights. The women's strike symbolizes not only a fight for suffrage but also a broader rebellion against societal constraints, challenging the status quo in their village.