Have you seen it? Or watched the trailer? It's written by a French Senegalese woman based on her own personal experience and actually comments on the hypersexualization of young girls. The poster Netflix used for the US was awful and they completely mislabeled the point of it, but the movie is supposedly pretty good.

Right!? Not physically possible

I wish! More like 80.

@famousone totally with guest_ on the response to the "only 3% mortality" thing. My husband has a friend that "recovered" from Covid-19. He now has lunch condition that kills 70% of the people who have it within 3 years. I had a bit with viral bronchitis in college. I never was hospitalized or given any medication. It spread to my gallbladder which led to it's eventual removal and all kinds of gastrointestinal issues and the coughing screwed up my upper digestive tract to where I have constant heartburn. I'm not even 35 and I have to have conversations like, "Should I have the heartburn surgery?" How long can I struggle with heartburn before I have to worry about throat cancer?" Viruses really screw the body over. We're looking at long-term damage that will have an expensive impact on the world.

It's a total blast.

It's played with one deck of cards and enough spoons for every player minus one. Everyone is given 4 cards. The rest of the deck is placed to the right of the dealer, face down. Everyone is trying to get four of a kind in their hand first. The dealer picks up one card from the deck and then passes one to the next player, either the one they picked up or one from their hand. The next player picks that card up and then passes it or one from their hand to the next player and so on. The goal is to move through the cards as fast as possible. Whoever gets four of a kind first takes a spoon and then everyone has to grab one as fast as they can. Whoever is last has no spoon and is out, musical chairs style. It's simple, but quick and viscious. Make sure everyone has trimmed their nails and keep a little Neosporin on hand, lol.