'Anora' is a tragic twist on Cinderella, but it’s not even in the same ballpark as Pretty Woman

The " R"-rated Anora is inappropriate viewing material for children too, including teens.

When the film’s stars aren’t having sex, they’re usually drinking, taking drugs, or shouting profanities.

The film has a pro-prostitution agenda too, as reiterated in the leading actress's speeches where she committed her allyship to the “sex worker community”.

Marrying into wealth provides Ani an escape hatch from prostitution, but she senses there’s more to marriage than its outward appearance.

Desperate, Ani pleads with whoever will listen to stop the annulment.

Millions of spouses divorced against their will will relate to her desperation.

They have no power to save their marriages either.