A movie is good or bad, to a large extent depends on whether the climax scene is wonderful.
"The Salesman" is a dull movie for a lot of the time. However, in the final climax of the movie, the emotional tension reaches the extreme, which can be compared with any wonderful suspense movie. All the slow laying out and the accumulated energy in the early stage are released here.
This kind of brilliance is not created by the picture. If you don't read the previous story and don't enter the plot and characters, then you will feel very boring. The director is also good at telling the little things about sesame to be thrilling.
The plot designed by the screenwriter pushes the protagonist into a difficult dilemma. No wonder the film won the Best Screenplay Award at the Cannes Film Festival. The director is Farhadi, the famous Iranian director who once directed "A Parting".
After watching the film, I can't help but think, if it were me, what would I do? This dilemma is actually the predicament of everyone's existence.
In mainland China, the title of the film is "Salesman", the text is not correct, and the subtitle in the main film is called "The New Home Horror", which is a bit close to the story, but the title is a bit exaggerated; I think it might be better to call it "The Man Who Seeks Vengeance".
The play is interspersed with a classic drama that satirizes capitalism. I wonder if the creator is trying to say that civilized people are so vulnerable under the barbaric mood of revenge? Is this fragility a trace of pity from the bottom of my heart, or is it compassion?
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