The little niece read out what Iran didn't want the world to see, whether it was the self-proclaimed thief, the teacher who argued for it, the businessman who sold the video, the couple in the car accident, and finally the elegant lady. It's part of Iran, I know for the first time, in that country, the characters are alive, and under their teachings, there are still all kinds of things going on, and there are countless people working on it, I don't understand that religion, and they don’t understand their government. However, in the film, it does not show a bad Iran, but a fresh Iran with ideal and curious children, girls who struggle for status, promising A teacher who speaks out for human rights, a thief with a bottom line of dignity, and a husband who leaves a legacy for his wife's rights, and a businessman who feels he has contributed to the youth of the film. To say that there is something unspeakable about this film may be the conscience of Iranian films that have been reviewed.
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