Kömür

Tranquil narration of the movie tells a profound story on contempary human relations in a rural region of Iran. The movie catches a successfull level of narration which is able to present a universal sense within a very local story.

One of the best movies I've seen in past years, it has a very strong scenario and great directing and cinematography. It's about honor, a father that trying to stay ethic in a hard situation but not for a long time...

Finally I watched a Turkish-language movie produced in Iran. Ismail Munsif (Monsef) has done an excellent work. The scenario was great. I loved the language and the dialogues, even-though the scenarist and the actors have never received education in Turkish, their mother tongue.

I can't wait to watch other Turkish-language language movies produced in Iran, including Atabay (Atabai), Deri (Skin) and Ev (Home).

Hopefully, we can see more Turkish-language movies from Iran. There are so many untold stories in Iran's Turkish-populated regions, particularly Iranian Azerbaijan.