Iranian society is not Westernized. I think it’s just a modernization.
People have modernized the
true face of the Iranian people based on their own culture. This is how Iran’s middle class
is under the influence of the West. Appeared
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For me, the audience can feel that they are falling into this tragedy when watching this movie, which is very important to me.
This idea comes from the drama
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Everyone brings Leave the room with your own questions. People of different personalities will ask different questions.
Perhaps the questions you ask will be completely different from those asked by the person next to you. This is related to your personality,
but I think all audiences will ask the same question. is: "If I were a part of them, I will look at how Elly?"
If I were them which one, I might like Sebi De, I might propose that others do as she said
in my opinion, even more Sebi De Bi Yili pain suffered by
Elly outcome is very painful, but has ended
and the pain may be Sebi De lasted until she died
I would like you to explain that culture in Iran in
if peace exists, people will choose desperate to defend it, even if only a moment of relative tranquility
perhaps behind this peaceful full of pain, and the pain to continue for a lifetime
, I think, in the world today, even if it is painful, But it can be paused.
This movie is the same.
Everyone tries their best to maintain their own inner peace. No matter what the cost, the
situation gets worse and worse, because they only pursue temporary peace
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I think if a movie has value , The audience will have two reactions:
One is sadness and the other is joy.
If this sadness or joy can be transmitted from a perceptual level to a rational level, this is a good movie.
Even if the audience does not think about the theme of the movie, it does not matter that
they can learn from all aspects. The
most important thing to think about is that they have thought about it.
I can say that the mission of movies all over the world is to make the brain work and make thinking come alive.
Excerpted from an interview with a DVD director
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