I don't need the movie to see how people around the world are painfully similar. Same problems, same issues. And i am not ignorant about Islamic culture and way of life, so I don't look for some exotic thrill and new experience. Quite the opposite. I am very familiar with that cultural background. But that is not the point. Although she is a Muslim women , trying her best in noisy and crowd Tehran, this is not the story of repression. But of course, you can smell it. She is dealing with divorce, precisely how divorce affects her son. Kid is angry at her, and does not hesitate to put her that clear. This makes her sad,but she is not shaken because of that. She made the decision that suits her and she has no regrets . She is very strong and self-confident ( may I say gorgeous). My favorite part of the movie is when a prostitute accidentally enter the car. Then you can see something in her eyes something more than curiosity. She is not judge-mental or anything like that. Anyway the dialog is epic. Oddly i can't retell the plot of a movie whose plot is happening in a car, filmed with two cameras with six characters. I just know that is one of the best I've seen