An intriguing glimpse into the lives of three women and the situations that they find themselves in.
Ameneh Passand,
Fatemeh Cherag Akhar,
Hassan Nebhan,
Shabnam Toloui,
Shahr Banou Sisizadeh
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Directed by Marzieh Meshkini, wife of acclaimed Iranian filmmaker Mohsen Makhmalbaf, this film tells three intertwined tales of women's struggle for identity in their native country, from the young to... read more
DVD Release Date: August 16, 2005
Stats: 74 reviews
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Flixster Reviews (74)
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November 7, 2010
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January 14, 2010
Fascinating,profound in whatever way possible.The three portraits of 3 female generations are penetrative,society's dignity mingles in a boiling pot.Come and see the 21st century of travesty.Meshkini delivered a stupendous piece of art,one of those films thus a couple will dare t... read more
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August 21, 2008
I had completely forgotten about this movie, until I had a dream about
the bicycles and the beach at the end. The more I thought back, the
more I wanted to see it again.
I know this film has a very firm political message, but the images are
so simple, universal and kinda po... read more
Critic Reviews
What appears on the screen has a starkness that is almost indelible. Full Review
Creates a flow of symbolism so potent, so transporting in its physicality, that its impact all but transcends its righteous liberal 'meaning.' Full Review
This film catapults Meshkini into the 'Someone to Watch' category.
An episodic drama rich in sly humor and symbolic imagery. Full Review
Each of [Meshkini's] stories has the timeless quality of a fable, and each has wisdom and a quiet, stoic sense of defiance in the face of patriarchal tradition. Full Review
Slight but affecting.
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