There are so may of them ! And almost every title ends with really valuable life lesson.
It also happens in Beed-o baad.
In first few minutes of the movie you get to know a little boy who comes from another part of the country. You'd think "oh yeah, this will be the main character of the movie", but no. He actually becomes a valuable friend of another boy - the child who has a detention because he broke the window in the class. His sad eyes and worry written on the face say more than countless words. For the rest of the movie we accompany him in an attempt to solve mentioned problem. Will he prevail or not ?
Film is shot really well. Scenario is plausible, you can imagine most of it happening in your own childhood (even more if you live in a small community or country).
Also Iranian cinema is known for filming nature. If you're aficionado of that theme, you won't regret watching Mohammad-Ali Talebis movie.
What's important is that it keeps viewer tense (in a good way). You're cheering for boy and good outcome of situation.
It also happens in Beed-o baad.
In first few minutes of the movie you get to know a little boy who comes from another part of the country. You'd think "oh yeah, this will be the main character of the movie", but no. He actually becomes a valuable friend of another boy - the child who has a detention because he broke the window in the class. His sad eyes and worry written on the face say more than countless words. For the rest of the movie we accompany him in an attempt to solve mentioned problem. Will he prevail or not ?
Film is shot really well. Scenario is plausible, you can imagine most of it happening in your own childhood (even more if you live in a small community or country).
Also Iranian cinema is known for filming nature. If you're aficionado of that theme, you won't regret watching Mohammad-Ali Talebis movie.
What's important is that it keeps viewer tense (in a good way). You're cheering for boy and good outcome of situation.