Still grateful for the filming.
SORAYA said: "I was given to men to do chores at the age of nine so that my parents could save alimony."
Poverty can dehumanize human beings. Women are also numb to the shackles of traditional thinking, they only know that they are born inferior to men, but do not know the cause.
SORAYA was brave, she at least defended herself before she died, and still asked gently: "I am your neighbor, I guard the house for you, cook for you. It is your mother. Your daughter. You My wife. You are killing me today." But this bravery was too weak, lonely and powerless.
She said to her aunt, "Don't cry, and I won't cry." I'm not afraid of death, I'm just afraid of process fear and pain. Aunt hugged her and wept bitterly. She tried to protect her, but it was like a mantis blocking the car.
SORAYA finally died like a mass of blood mud. Men, women, fathers, sons, friends. Blood on everyone's hands. The wall fell and everyone pushed. The reason is just a trumped-up charge.
In front of the screen, how many people were moved.
At the end of the film, "Iranian women's rights have received widespread attention from the world."
Yes, one day women will be liberated. The careerists may one day hold the laurels of the Declaration of Human Rights and tell them: "O women in dire straits, I am the angel of peace in the bright sun, and Allah sent me to rescue you and your incomparably beautiful and mellow oil. "
The topic of politics is poignant. Politics, however, is always glowing with the brilliance of human rights.
As Mingyue said that year: "They came to this fertile land with the Bible in their hands in exchange for the gold of the natives, but in the end they became the natives who held the Bible in exchange for the gold of the natives.
This is the so-called value of religion. Faith. And about liberation.
SORAYA How much I want to tell you that justice still exists. The sword forged in our hands. Because only it can cut through barbarism. Freedom is forever cold.
In order to prove this, I drew all the humiliating words in the book - I knew then that this was not just A DREAM.
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