Jooje Tighi

I really liked this movie and I think it deserves some recognition as the director, she tried her best to show what is going on in Iran and the limitations women face on a daily basis.

Obviously, she couldn't delve deeper into these problems as those men in charge would definitely ban the movie, it already encountered many censors so I think with all these limitations, they did great and I loved the movie.

It's not every day that you see a female director make a movie about women's rights in Iran!

In the 3 decades of my life this is the first time I am seeing such a movie that has been also legally released in the country.

Well done to the filmmakers and cast and everyone, I am happy with what I watched and I hope there will be more movies like this in the future.

The movie addresses social issues of women, but the filmmaker's approach does not delve deeply into these issues. Despite having many actors, the film fails to engage the audience from the beginning. Even the humor in the movie is superficial and weak. Overall, it is not a movie that captivates the audience, and the issues raised in the film are only superficially addressed. In fact, it seems that the issues are merely being copied from other sources without any attempt to provide a unique perspective. The director's efforts to tackle women's problems are also superficial, and I believe that the problems in this movie are just repetitive and shallow stories.