Every movie has a different mood. After watching this movie, I didn't know what it said at first, and I didn't understand the story until a few hours later.
At the beginning of the story, I thought it was a war movie. After all, Iran, the first thing that came to my mind was war, a woman with a turban, a child with a gun, but the beginning of the story showed me that the difference is that the Iranians also have a life, the original Iranian women also have dreams. I have to say that Iranians have really beautiful eyes.
The transition point of the story is the missile that fell from the sky. Relatives and loved ones may be the reason why we stay in a city. The departure of relatives prompted the neighbors and aunts to move out. The missile hit the roof. Facing the neighbor's cry for help, the heroine remembered her dream of being a doctor, and there was a flicker in her eyes. There is also longing, I have to say, the eyes really speak.
After that missile, the style of painting gradually shifted from war to horror.
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