azadehshabanpour

I had high hopes for this movie because two of the best actors, Hoten Shakiba and Bahram Afshari, were in it and Bahram Afshari is directing it. But as soon as I found out that the producer is Amirian and the writer is a talentless person like Hamza Salehi, I doubted the quality of this movie and the story started when I saw it. This movie was a disaster and it didn't have anything else except the acting of the main roles, like the script which does not follow a new topic at all.

Directing is not a bad experience for the first, but the director's acting in this film is weaker and more repetitive than his previous works, there is no music in this film except for a few moments where old and repetitive songs are played. This movie tries to be a tragicomedy or a dark comedy, but it doesn't look like either and it's more like a bland theater than a movie. Except for the main characters, none of the characters in the film (who have great potential in creating comedy) It is not paid and we are only watching a show of these two comedians This film likes to be a criticism of the country's economic situation, but it is mostly an insult to the poor and slum dwellers I knew that the Amirian film company only wants to exploit the fame of these comedians in order to reach the top of the Iranian cinema box office again with a long-term release. I strongly do not recommend this movie and if you are looking for a comedy, there are definitely better options.

Javad Ezzati proved his skill in directing to us by making this film A non-stereotypical and funny experience that can entertain you The action scenes are well directed, the filming and lighting are very well done, and the humor of the actors can make you laugh. But the movie has some problems, one of which is the awful script writing. Sometimes repetitive jokes and irrelevant dialogues are common, which do not harm your overall experience.

The soundtrack of the film is also a stereotype breaker, most other films try to use pre-revolutionary songs, but "temsah khooni" tries to use metal songs to increase its excitement.

This movie is a parody of the movie «Nahang Anbar» by Saman Moghadam and starring Reza Attaran

You only see tasteless items that are making fun of the 70s and 80s in Iran and have nothing to do with each other. The film does not have a clear concept, the audience does not know that Pard's film is making fun of the suffocating atmosphere of the Pahlavi regime and that after the 1979 revolution, Iran will be freed from suffocation, or that Iran was a free and happy country during the Pahlavi regime, and after the revolution it will become an unfortunate country. Film editing is superficial.

In the first half of the film, the editing is superficial and gives an artificial and unreal feeling to the viewer The director of the film does not observe the smallest principles of direction and the humor writing is ridiculous and repetitive The only positive point is the acting of "Bahram Afshari" in the character of Ismail I dare to say that it is better than Reza Attaran's acting in Amber Whale Not recommended at all.