A gentle Iranian feature film, full of rich Middle Eastern style, a father who is firm on the outside, a virtuous and introverted mother, a lively and lovely young son, a sensible and well-behaved daughter, a warm family, marching towards happiness in repeated trials and tribulations. Every turning point is for the good.
The father looked cranky, seeing his sons and daughters peddling roses on the road, so mad that he wanted to beat them. But he was only distressed, because he blamed himself for failing to protect them and give them a better life. He also knelt down to tie his hearing-impaired daughter's shoes and promised her to fix her hearing aids so she could take the test. In the case that he needed a lot of money urgently, he still insisted on sending the refrigerator back, and also got the support of his wife.
Maybe there is no dramatic plot, no cool special effects, but such an Iranian feature film really touched my heart. It conveys warm love to us in a real, secular and even a bit difficult life. , conveying the power of affection.
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