Camp X-Ray evaluation action

The director used the safest, simplest and irrelevant way to tell a sensitive story. Throwing aside the Tanamo Prison and its political significance and the "September 11" background, the film is a complete love story. But there is no such popular passages as encounters, falling in love, contradictions, and dispelling previous suspicions that are often involved in ordinary love stories. The drama is not strong, and the overall is boring and lengthy. Except for the essence of love, which can be regarded as a bright spot, the mysterious Guantanamo is completely reduced to the background in the film. The hero's grievances and helplessness, heroine's idealism and evasion from reality all have very detailed preparations and extensions, but the looming hope in a desperate environment, except for a short sigh, did not convey a more shocking effect. In terms of the degree of scene reproduction, although there are few parts outside the barbed wire fence, the real scene is restored. The prison cell and studio inside the barbed wire fence, the director has worked very hard to make the details realistic. In the performance, the heroes and heroines have no contact throughout the entire process, but they collide with middleweight sparks, so that the film will not be too mediocre. Peyman Moaadi played the role quite moving, dispelling doubts about his match with Christine .