I originally wanted to give it three and a half stars, but after reading many film reviews, I decided to give it four stars. The same director, the same Oscar for best foreign language film, this film will undoubtedly be compared by many people to "A Parting". The same thing is that Fasti has created another moral dilemma for us. The result is that when watching this film, the same thing will appear in the throat, but the difference is that this time Farhadi chose a smaller pattern, and the contradictions are not as good as "Once Farewell" is sharp, I saw many people say that the male protagonist only lives in his own world, in fact, I think this itself is a moral kidnapping of everyone standing on the moral high ground. What is the correct way for the male protagonist, no one can say for sure. The answer, because there is no right answer to this question, and that's the essence of Farhadi, who put us all in a moral dilemma, and I understand now that a really good movie doesn't just make you laugh or cry, it's It is to make you feel particularly uncomfortable after watching it. You want to say something but you don't want to say anything. However, this film is really not related to "Death of a Salesman". Generally speaking, it is not as good as "A Farewell". The director's entry point is still a little bit. One-sided.
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