Each With Their Own Madness… (1980)

"Three Everyday Madness" explores how modern society affects people's relationships. The film connects three stories, each showing how corruption and bureaucracy harm ordinary lives. One story follows a retired headmaster who learns his granddaughter's success was achieved through bribery, illustrating how corruption damages education and people's spirits. Another story shows the life of a civil servant, living with his wife and mother-in-law, highlighting how societal expectations and family obligations can stifle personal dreams. The final story is about a woman who has fought for years to secure her land within the city plan, showing perseverance against bureaucratic indifference and the human need for stability. Blending drama and satire, "Three Everyday Madness" prompts viewers to consider the shared struggles of modern life and the pressures of social structures.