Parwareshghah

I take back what I say about Sadat's first film, taking non-professional actors and sticking a camera in is not enough. This movie suffers from terrible directing and an abundance of clichés. It also does not appear to have a script - it's like they just filmed random segments and played them back in any order. There isn't even much location photography, which I so loved in Wolf and Sheep. And the Bollywood part seems to be tacked on just for the festival synopsis.

The wannabe charm feels calculated and forced from beginning to end.