Just Watched This Movie at Ajanta Ellora International Film Festival 2025 (AIFF 2025) ! And It was Wonderful Experience ! LOVED IT ...!!! ❤

Ma davvero si parla anche dei "viaggi virtuali"? Che orrore... Invece di una pratica seria e funzionale la fate passare per un gioco ridicolo.

2025

Magyarul

Seed of propaganda 😂😂😂

Does anyone know the name of the song starting around 1:37 ? I can't find it anywhere!

Onde assistir esse filme completo?

🤢🤮 Hollywood woke films

There are countries that treat other nations well and even try to help. In Poland, there are opportunities to help more. However, this is not being done.. In Syria, Ukrainian peacekeepers remained and protected women and children to the very end, while the entire world turned away. Poland did, too...turned away. And now they are making films to whitewash themselves. The blame for what’s happening on the Polish border doesn’t lie with the European Union but with Poland. And the director can say whatever they want - this remains the truth. I hope that the countries currently suffering from wars will form an alliance to defend themselves. NATO and other organizations are not doing this. This film really needs to be seen to understand what people are going through because this is the future of the whole world. I would like people to really help and hear the voices of people in Syria and other countries. Wars can be stopped. The film is worth watching to see the suffering of these people. But at the same time, people should understand that these wars are happening just outside your windows, and you are closing your eyes to them. NATO protects its soldiers and doesn’t send them where they are really needed.

107 mothers, 107 countries. ✡️. Coincidence?

🌹🙏👍

This is awesome movie.

This movie won the kiff

muluwn yet new mayet yemichalew

Très beau film👌, une histoire d'amour/d'une vie touchante, interprétée avec brio👍 Une balade triste et zen à la fois sur un autre continent avec ses codes

my favorite film

Kwaya katoliku

Just watched the movie at HBO. One of the best I’ve seen. It is deep, vivid and every scene is perfect. I would love to know what inspired it and something for the leading lady as well

Le entiendo jajaja al chuk

اين الرابط للفلم

Movi kaha par milegi

Just saw this at an International Film Festival this evening. Wow.. so powerful.. I could feel the tension in my whole body, my heart was pounding! It’s all the more effective as it includes real footage from protests in Iran. I hope many people will have the chance to see this film.

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For each country there is his own scenario..... from global deep state...and each country is divided....world civil war...but families paying the cost of "democracy" . It's awful....People, be careful....It' s very bad story-media, social networks, they are stolen you children!

put this together with brazilian Ainda Estou Aqui. wow. wow.

I hope everyone who was involved in making the movie is safe, specially all the actors.

I saw this at a film festival and I'm so excited for its wide release, it's the best movie of 2024

Отличный фильм 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 Советую всем посмотреть! Я только что посмотрел)))

Absolutely one of the best movies I've ever seen, my deep respect to every person involved in this essential piece.

1:07 از کجا فیلمشو میشه دید ...

ШЕДЕВР❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

Mohammad Rasoulof works for Soros . As an Iranian who doesn't like The Islamic State in Iran saying : This is pure propaganda .

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Shot entirely on Sony FX6, Sony FX3, and Canon FD lenses

فیلم کاملشو کجا میشه دید؟

Fake atrocity propaganda

Excuse me, I’m an American, I have a right to speak on this. I saw this movie. I am shocked by the behavior of the border guards on both sides! Have a heart for these people who have been propagandized and used as weapons by a corrupt government. America frowns on you! I vomit!

That movie is a well made propaganda for western audience. Well, Poland never had colonies in Africa and Middle East, we were not involved in slave trade or exploitation of land of those people. Now, Poland is in a state of a hybrid war with Russia (country which crippled our economy for 45 years and tortured and murdered or 2nd world war heros) and we should just keep our borders open, just because Westerners have not worked through their historical guilt. The naivety of the large part of western population is staggering. If you are so bothered by the treatment of those people- French, fight your government for still exploiting your old colonies, Brits and Americans fight your government for sponsoring wars in the Middle East, meddling in African politics, corrupting governments in Latin America and creating network of tax havens, Germans learn the history and pay your bill for destroying Poland and mass murdering Polish citizens in WW2… well it’s easier to point finger at some other country to feel better about yourselves isn’t it?

So, from what I understand, there were two negative and two positive versions of the couple. Jalal, who was supportive, modest, and calm, Farzaneh who was kind, caring, and joyful, Mohsen who was bitter, proud, violent, and jealous, and Bita who was simply depressed. The reason the two couples existed in the first place is because each positive kept the negative in balance, creating an equilibrium of feeling ok but unsatisfied. When the two pairs meet each other, the balance falls apart. Why? Jalal is spending more time with Farzaneh, which leaves Bita alone with her thoughts and that leads to her increasing sadness and self-hate. On the other hand, with Farzaneh not being Mohsen's servant during every waking moment, he feels alone in his own way and expresses it through jealousy and tendency to violence. As the two spend more time, this balance starts to weaken. Mohsen I feel is inspired by how animals behave, "this is my mate, this is my cub, I own them, get close and I will kill you". When he sees Jalal winning his son (his only strand to humanity, and the only times he expresses an iota of kindness) he grows violent. Farzaneh is no longer there to calm him, in fact, she has become a reason for his irritation. Acting out of his emotions, he kills Jalal. This is where it gets interesting. He doesn't feel remorse, he doesn't feel like he has done something abnormal, and does something even more cruel but oddly human. To see if his wife truly cares about their marriage, he tries to seduce her as Jalal, and when she gets offended and instead of getting mad at "Jalal" she just instantly realizes it's Mohsen, it all falls into place. The fact that he now knows that his wife would only expect him to behave this way breaks him. It's a complex feeling of his jealousy (inspired by love for Farzaneh) and pride (inspired by love for himself). He realizes he is wrong about Farzaneh, but also right in a way. She wouldn't cheat on him, but she doesn't respect nor like him, which in a way means she doesn't see him as her husband anymore. With this notion steaming in his head, and by Farzaneh's demand to see Jalal, he goes back to the stadium. When he sees Farzaneh mourning Jalal, I like to think that he instead of feeling guilt is actually imagining if Farzaneh would mourn him like so if the roles were changed. The result? He imagines that she wouldn't, and in selfishness and jealousy, he decides that if Farzaneh is not his wife anymore, she shouldn't even be alive. Something subtle but equally important would be whether in the final moments when Farzaneh looks back at him whether she is shocked or simply afraid (expecting it in a way). Mohsen isn't a parent. He isn't a husband. He isn't someone who takes responsibility, nor care about how others feel. He is the opposite of Jalal. He is his universe, and his spawn now needs a new nanny. By this point he has fully lost his humanity. As yet another act of cruelty, he goes to Bita and tries to recruit her as the soon-to-be mom. This is a beautiful scene because it perfectly portrays the core characteristics of both negatives. One is his own universe, whilst the other feels she doesn't deserve to be in one. The result? They oddly make a parasitic relationship. He gets to shy away from his duties whilst another person raises his son, and she gets...purpose. I think Bita's fate was also tragic. She wasn't a negative in a sense, but just someone who needed help. I see her as a moth to a flame. She is drawn to the light, the light is her fate, and nothing else matters. A servant, and a king. The last victim of the story? The young boy who has no parent anymore. No matter how misguidedly selfless Bita is, she lacks love in her heart. How can you love something or someone if you don't feel it. All in all, it's a story of balance, and purpose.

Велико! Нямам търпение да гледам скоро! Браво!

Is it in English

Please, can I get to watch it on Netflix?

37 secs is nothing

😢😢😢❤ Un film cutremurator ! Atata durere ,atata neputinta ...Suntem neputinciosi ,saraci si goi ! Frumoasa pledoarie pt PACE !❤

Kutombana

DOV'È IL NOME DI CIRO DISCEPOLO? Il trailer è ingannevole. La pratica del compleanno mirato: 1. non serve ad avverare qualsiasi desiderio, né a "rinascere sotto un cielo migliore", ma a ridurre la probabilità di eventi drammatici; 2. non è un'invenzione di Luciana De Leoni, ma è una pratica risalente (il primo personaggio di cui si ha notizia è Edoardo VIII) e, soprattutto, colui che ha sviluppato e sviscerato l'argomento in decenni di studi molto prima di lei è stato CIRO DISCEPOLO (anche autore del software da lei usato!), che, almeno nel trailer, non è menzionato; spero lo sia nel film, ma di sicuro non compare nel trailer e dagli articoli di giornale, né è stato intervistato, come sarebbe stato corretto, all'interno del documentario. Già per come si presenta il film appare come una volgarizzazione e banalizzazione di studi molto più seri e complessi. Peccato, occasione persa.

Kufanya

Non vedo l'ora di godermi la vista di questo film che sarà bellissimo! Mitica e bravissima Luciana! Grazie di ❤️ per questo regalo.

Ma chiromante ha solo donne tra i clienti o anche uomini? Chiedo per un amico.

I saw this at the Pattaya Film Festival 2024 and really liked the cinematography and storytelling.