The Salesman
Drama • PG-13 • 2016 • 2 hr 5 min
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Slow start but builds to a thought provoking ending!! Acting and directing is very good!!
Fantastic acting and brilliant dialogue make this a great watch
A movie that despite being a slow burner, has a lot of intensity due to great acting and profound feelings of honor and revenge.
The story is pretty familiar but the direction and acting is superb
Realistic plot intertwined with prideful acting. This movie is one of Farhadi’s best.
The hardships of everyday life from Asghar Farhadi's point of view.
Great movie. It’s been a while since seeing it but as I recall a fantastic look into some of the inner livings of what could be anywhere.
Small scale story that is fully explored. The director’s voice is so unique and this is similar to his other movies in a good way
This has good mystery atmosphere, strange dark things happen during daytime. A little bit similar way like in David Lynch movies
It s vey good and you can see bace of iran
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