Where Is the Friend's House?

Doris 2022-03-23 09:03:29

Thematic Analysis

Since the film looks at the world from a child's point of view, although there are anxious, tense and disturbing passages in the film, the overall tone is relatively relaxed and lively, and the child's innocence, persistence and cuteness are all very sincere. It is moving, and the...

Cindy 2022-04-19 09:03:11

Well, the first 40 minutes of the movie was boring and even irritating, but after watching it, I suddenly became enlightened... It's strange that I was so relaxed during the movie that I didn't even think about the ending. After reading it, I talk to myself. It should be the most intuitive feeling...

Kyra 2022-03-24 09:03:49

One of the country trilogy; Abbas is always able to make the most unforgettable stories in the simplest narrative conditions, truly making the film an art to watch. Kind and innocent teenagers and indifferent and numb adults, adults are always self-righteous ignoring the words of children, and they talk about themselves, and the poor education system and social status make children from poor families suffer.

Jessika 2022-03-28 09:01:13

Abbas presents a jaw-dropping emotional power in the simple story of "Returning the Workbook." He depicts the uncivilized nature of Iran's bottom society—that is, following a feudal-like prejudice of "machineness" and "subordination" toward people, which manifests itself as a "patriarchal system" within the family. The act of "returning the workbook" is sandwiched between "father power" and "school system". Ahmed chose the latter, which is not only Ahmed's "responsibility" to his friends, but also a breakthrough A symbol of traditional social shackles. Abbas' mercy remains.