Well to be honest I have never been to Iran and I would admit that it made me relate to the present condition of my own country i.e. Pakistan but not with so much strictness.... FYI couples in my country can hold hands in public.
Anyways what I loved about this film is use of symbolism and how each character and their conflicts and stories are beautifully interwoven with those of the rest of the cast. I truly loved the ending and I could easily follow the narrative of the story with complete believability.
The film flawlessly portrayed the irony and hypocrisy of human nature especially the ever unbeatable but soon to be abolished "Patriarchal Power" that is heavily exercised in 3rd World Countries...
I could go on and on but I would like to conclude and say that if you ready to face some serious dark realities of the Most So-called Islamic States this film give you plentiful food for thought :D :D :D
Anyways what I loved about this film is use of symbolism and how each character and their conflicts and stories are beautifully interwoven with those of the rest of the cast. I truly loved the ending and I could easily follow the narrative of the story with complete believability.
The film flawlessly portrayed the irony and hypocrisy of human nature especially the ever unbeatable but soon to be abolished "Patriarchal Power" that is heavily exercised in 3rd World Countries...
I could go on and on but I would like to conclude and say that if you ready to face some serious dark realities of the Most So-called Islamic States this film give you plentiful food for thought :D :D :D
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