There is nothing peculiar about the story, some dialogues are even very wordy, plus trivial plots, in fact most of the time is very dull, I remember not long ago I was planning to watch another Iranian film "The White Balloon". "It is precisely because of its wordy dialogue that cut off my interest in it. But I still need to mention that the director’s kindness and intentions in the story touched me very much. In addition, the selection of the drama in the play is very unique. It stands on the front of a small mottled and damaged house in front of a large number of backgrounds collapsed by the earthquake. , Is a pair of lively little lovers, and a neat row of dense flowers. Isn't this exactly what the directors hope for a poor, hierarchical Iran?
*****
It's still early today, so I picked a movie randomly, and it just so happened that this movie is not too long, but it also took two hours intermittently. A documentary film like this left me a deeper impression I'm afraid it's still
Sometimes, the biggest beauty of the movie is that it allows us to face another nation so close.
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