Sal-e Gorbeh

A film with absurd content, a childish idea for a story, extremely low-level acting. It was more annoying than funny. Especially the parts where he talks to the cat are very poorly made. I didn't read the director's information, but with this production style, I think he's either young or a complete novice. Because he didn't pay attention to the actors' acting, nor to the framing and camera angles. The editing was also poor and the editor should have done better. Maybe the editor could have saved the film with the right cuts and zooming in on the subject. It's not worth wasting your valuable time at all. They only want to play games and waste money.

Another successful movie of 1403 is the movie "The Year of the Cat", which is among the best-selling Iranian comedy movies with sales of more than 63 billion tomans. This film is directed and written by Mustafa Taghizadeh and produced by Saeed Khani. This movie started to be screened all over Iran from the first of 1403 after Nowruz. To see other comedy movies, visit the list of the best Iranian comedy movies In the first 45 minutes, this movie, with the script and acting of Bahram Afshari, will nail you, but after that, nothing special happens and only watery jokes continue. Also, at the end of this movie, we don't get any lessons or knowledge of life, as if we have seen a meaningless and empty movie. In terms of comedy, Bahram Afshari continues to make us laugh very skillfully.

This movie has absolutely nothing to offer. It lacks any semblance of meaning or message, leaving the audience with a hollow experience. There's no engaging story to follow, no well-developed characters to root for or care about, and not even a single genuinely funny moment or clever joke to break the monotony. The pacing is flat and lifeless, with no ups or downs to create any sense of intrigue or keep you invested in what little plot there is. Watching this film felt more like a chore than entertainment. It's a horrible movie I wouldn't recommend to anyone looking for even the slightest bit of enjoyment.