"A Farewell" has established a very solid and credible religious belief, so that non-Muslims can also experience the protagonist's twisting, entanglement and pain, and feel that their handling of emergencies should be the way they should be in this social framework. Persuasive and contagious. But this film, but my experience is very twisted, and I keep thinking in my heart, do I have to do this? It has weakened the traction effect of Iranian society and religion on the protagonist's behavior, and the establishment of the male protagonist's character is also lacking. In short, I feel that this matter should not develop in this direction in Iran.
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