Taste of Cherry evaluation action
-
Anthony 2022-03-29 09:01:08
Although he also hopes to express his emotions in a down-to-earth manner, the level of attack of Abbas's dialogue is far from that of Bergman Haneke.
-
Crawford 2022-03-28 09:01:12
A person's death-seeking journey, trapped in a winding mountain road covered with loess, unable to get out by car, a fable-like story. The few strangers I met involved multi-layered issues of Iranian religion, history, and war. 1) Kurd, dual identity of young soldier and peasant, 2) Afghan, a caretaker of an abandoned construction site, a seminary student, 3) Turk, an elder who also tried to die, a father with a seriously ill child and a museum specimen The triple identity of the administrator. The entanglements among the many ethnic groups in the Middle East for thousands of years are thus vaguely trapped under the loess and sand. The secularization of Turkey is like the mulberry, so why not taste the taste of cherries in Iran? The Eel, which shared the Palme d'Or in the same year, both went from despair to redemption, and the two ends of Asia coincidentally resonated.
-
Mr. Bagheri: When you want to help someone, you have to do it properly, with all your heart. It's better... more just and more reasonable.
-
Mr. Bagheri: Some things are easier to do than to say.