Mim mesle madar

Omg I have nothing to say... But if i wanted to change the world... I'd force everyone to watch this movie at least once... I've seen almost every great picture... But this is unique.

This movie is life changer forever. This is the kind of movie that if it could be shown to all people around the World it will change the World for better. Or at least to people so called Western World. The leading actress Golshifteh Farahani, which now is established as an international star, with this film definitely deserved at least an Oscar nomination. You should see it to belive it. Any kind of adjective to praise this film seems inapropriate. Even the word masterpiece did not give You the meaning of what it is. It somehow goes beyond. Why? Because it is about maternity or better say Maternity. The movie has all what good movie hast to have, Screenplay, Acting, Direction, Cinematography, Editing, Music Score but it is in general the simple story and superb acting ( including kids) which will make anyone without exeption with wet eyes and trumbling heart. If You know and prize Separation by Farhadi, so watch M for Mother by Rasoul Mollagholipour to see another Universal Meaning Drama. A must see!!! I've seen in January 2018 and is absolutely actual like shooted in 2017.

Excellent...please don't miss it...she is my Favorit actor...she could be a superstar if she wasn't in Iran....its not political,but its about art and emotion...do you know what i mean..?i cannot say anything else about it....you can see it and see what you feel...its a miracle...you are going to miss it if you don't see it...i have seen this film more than 10 times but i think i have to see it more and More...its the end of line for a romantic film with very emotional music and very admirable performance by the mother and the father...mayby because im an iranian...thats why i like it...you can try it...you will not regret it...trust me.

Whenever I watch a bad movie, I resort to Iranian cinema to treat my soul and brain.

This 2006 movie directed by the cinematographer Rasoul Mollagholipour is my escape stop after the 'Marvel's Eternals' disaster.

This movie, which broke box office records in all Iran and the Middle East when it was released in 2006, has been forgotten today.

I thanked Rasoul Mollagholipour, whose grave I visited when I went to Iran, for this film.

(This movie whose DVD copy is also very bad) I hope it is discovered and restored by Criterion.

The great acting of Ali Shadman and singer/activist Golshifteh Farahani (currently residing in America) is just one of the dozens of beautiful details in the movie.

The invention of cinema, which started with Thomas Edison and continued with the Lumiere Brothers, is as if it was a destiny written by the gods so that Iranian cinema could be born.

I wasn't prepared when this film unexpectedly knocked me out with its emotional force, so real, so natural and very raw, and that too with less effort. The atmosphere, following the daily lives of the characters with a beautiful work of cameras, until it's the right time to hit you with the hard questions of morality, love, humanity, most importantly childhood and parenthood. The effect of the film is still inside me, making feel overwhelmed of what I've seen.