Sayyad

The film was very interesting and beautifully depicted the differences between the IRGC and the army in the early days of the revolution, and it well depicted the betrayals of Bani Sadr and the formation of a joint headquarters between the IRGC and the army at the suggestion of martyr Sayyad Shirazi. It also well depicted the effective role of the valuable martyrs of the IRGC, such as Hassan Bagheri, and the very important and prominent role of the army in planning and executing operations.

He also made the voice of martyr Sayyad very similar to it. Although, if the director had been a military man, the film would have been much better.

I dont recommend it. Disappointing on all fronts. Acting, makeup, dialogue, and dubbing feel amateur. For a film set during Iran's internal war-time, strong storytelling is crucial. While visual effects were decent in some scenes, the film lacks the depth and emotion the subject demands. But overall, what happened to Iranian cinema that it's producing such weak results?

This film has many problems. The choice of most of the actors is wrong. The main actor bears very little resemblance to Ali Sayyad Shirazi. The direction of the actors is amateurish, and even the famous actors in the film have given poor performances. The tone of the film is sloganeering and has turned into an unwanted comedy. The voice of the actor playing Bani Sadr has been brought closer to Bani Sadr's real voice with artificial intelligence, which has become artificial. It is as if an amateur filmmaker has been given a large budget to make a big production film. This film has had very few audiences and sales in Iranian cinemas, and has mostly destroyed the character of Ali Sayyad Shirazi. Watching this film is a waste of time and money.