There are too many axe marks

Yvette 2021-12-28 08:01:54

The past will never disappear without a trace, and will follow us like a shadow, entangled with us for a lifetime. The present is shaped by the known past, and therefore, the more you know, the more likely the trajectory is to be rewritten.

The movie "Iranian Divorce" is a continuation of Iranian director Asghar Farhadi's "Iranian Separation". The family interpersonal tension is greater, and the ethical thinking is more complicated. However, it may be deliberately overrun and there are more traces of axe, but it is not as good as "Iranian Separation" nice. The tear at the end of the movie made me feel that Farhadi was really over.

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  • Carolyne 2022-03-21 09:02:29

    The plot is a little weak, and some parts are not clearly portrayed

  • Damian 2022-04-21 09:02:50

    Like a goodbye, the plot made me unable to sit still. . . The heroine has never been so ugly

The Past quotes

  • Ahmad: Eat it now. You'll never get a chance to eat Gorme Sabzi

    [an Iranian food]

    Ahmad: in future. Unless you'll marry to a fun Iranian husband and you Fouad, an Iranian wife.

    Fouad: What does an Iranian woman look like?

    Ahmad: Like me!

    [Ahmad moves his hands like a woman! They laugh]

  • Ahmad: [in Farsi] Bah Bah, che balaly. (Wow, what a sweetcorn).