Don't worry Darling follows the life of Alice and Jack in the Victory community. Photo: Warner Bros.
Don’t worry Darling is a psychological thriller following the lives of a perfect society. That is men, going to work while the women do what they do best at home.
While this is a bit stereotypical, the film is the epitome of a perfect life that is too good to be true. Things seem well before the cracks begin to show.
According to Vanity Fair, Don’t worry Darling is based on a society of men who works for a cause called Victory. This establishment also houses these men with their wives.
The film, which is directed by Olivia Wilde is also starred in the film to be released in September. Just recently, Olivia Wilde caught the attention of many when she was served custody papers while promoting Don’t worry Darling.
She and her ex Jason Sudeikis share two kids together and split after nine years together in 2020.
From sex to alcohol mixed with suspense, the film is set to have its viewers on the edge of their seats.
Now, the first thing we notice in the trailer is the way the men put their wives forth as possessions – like sitting or standing next to them and looking pretty.
With that on its own, Don’t Worry Darling sets the tone for the role of women. That is a society in which women are to ask no questions and simply support their husbands. Whatever that is.
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One particular relationship put under the microscope is that of Jack (Harry Styles) and Alice (Florence Pugh). Their relationship comes forth as perfect but soon unravels through one question. That is, what are they doing in the community of victory?
Right now, Don’t worry Darling is set to hit theatres on September 23 in 2022.