The first passenger was a pirated disc dealer who sold excellent foreign films to a film school student, and included the director as an accomplice. The pirated disc seller said: "If I didn't sell foreign discs, then the excellent foreign films would not be seen." This fully demonstrates the fact that the domestic film market in Iran is closed. Without an open and diverse cultural environment, artistic creations such as movies in Iran would be a dream.
The second passengers were two old women who were in a hurry to go to a place to release the goldfish. If the goldfish died, their lifespan would be over. Sometimes some beliefs are foolish and ignorant.
The third passenger was a little girl, the director's niece. The little girl's teacher assigned an assignment to shoot a short film, so the little girl has been filming the scene outside the window continuously since she got in the car. She photographed a little boy picking up trash picking up the money that the groom had dropped on the ground. She felt that this was not in line with the positive spirit emphasized in her short film, so she begged the little boy to return the money to the groom, but the little boy picked it up again. The bridegroom's other piece of money fell to the ground and went away. The world of a child is very simple. He thinks that the world must be beautiful and pure. He also hopes to see everything in the film that is decorated with peace. However, the world will not change because of you. Instead, the world will show you the complete opposite.
The fourth passenger is a female lawyer who exudes independence, freedom and thoughtfulness. Holding a big bunch of red roses, she went to the prison to visit a girl who was wrongfully imprisoned, and wanted to see if she could help the girl. "They turned your life into a prison, and when you walked out of the house, the city turned into a big prison," she said. "They turned your best friend into an enemy, and you either have to run away or you can only expect Sit through the prison."
In the last scene of the film, the two young men smashed the director's car window and rummaged through the memory card.
Closure, whitewashing of peace, and imperfect legal system, this is a mirror that reflects the state of Iranian society.
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