Bomb, yek asheghaneh

It is basically trying to look at a concept (war) from a different perspective and to show that while war puts people in misery, it doesn't stop their lives. That love happens in the time of war and is as sweet as always. However the final outcome was just a cliche and a slow story just serving its purpose, without any ups and downs that could make this purpose into an interesting storyline.

Some scenes in this film remind me Malena(2000).

war, a boy, a hidden love, a bicycle.

It was one of the very good films at a festival where there were good films. A drama and romantic film starring Peyman Maadi and Leila Hatami, who were able to cope well with their role. As a director and screenwriter, Maadi showed that he has a very good ability to make films like this.

The great thing about this was the fascinating and even endearing presentation of the war. It may seem strange at first glance, but after watching the movie, you will realize how beautiful it was shown, combining love with war!

Definitely a feel-good movie. The acting, the storyline, the soundtrack, cinematography, the atmosphere, everything go along in such pleasant harmony.

Good comedy, great atmosphere ( iran 80s ) and a bad ending it could be a 2 hours movie it was too short and the romance story wasn't complete and they also used some great music such as moonlight sonata by beethoven and some other classic music and a short piece of farhad they couldn't use other famous singers back there because of censorship however they showed early post-revolution culture especially in schools it has a very sarcastic dialog to nowadays iranian policy