Rag-e Khab

Rag-e Khab is a real look at human relations and their needs to each other. Facinating story telling with a hype and sutable music and editing, and lets not forget about great acting by Leila Hatami, which portrays the ups and downs, love and hate, trust and insecurity also frustration at it bests. The stroy of many of us despite our needs and instincts which are looking for some pure human contact to fulfill the thrust for love and being loved and one unconditional trust with someone to walk all the way to the end. Reg-e khab is a great reflection of where women stand in our society if they come forward just to seek the real matter and what they have been motivated for at the first place and not considering the fears society sets for them (and all of us) in relations.

Acting: One of Hatami's best performances that has a good story.

Directing: Director send the message to the audience in a brilliant ways. All the small details mean something in the movie.

Photography: Great picture that shows all the angles without missing any detail in the movie.

I have seen many drama films and this film can be one of the best dramas among them, especially for a man who if he can fully understand this film and the main character of the film (Lila Hatami), he can be the most characterful and best person for Be her own lover, because in this movie, Leila Hatami beautifully showed what kind of feelings a woman has towards her lover, and an interesting thing about the movie was the sequences with the beautiful voice of Leila Hatami on those beautiful scenes, And the dialogues that really make one think are really beautiful, and the voice of Homayoun Shajarian in the film really makes one cry, and in the end, it is better to say that maybe no one could bring this role to the screen as beautifully as Lady Leila Hatami, It was very enjoyable for me, I thank this beautiful lady and all the creators of this movie.

I never thought someone can explain and present this kind of sadness, Thanks to the cast. This is my number one movie of all times.

Complex, intricate, moving and an absolute masterclass in the study of grey areas of life. Subdued achieves that incredibly flawless screenplay, Hamid Nematollah creates interesting yet flawed characters brought to life by an amazing cast. The story explores human relations, simple yet a completely compelling film.