Cinema Hassan Lotfi wrote in the Etemad newspaper: It is reported that Raha Norouz’s film will be released this year. A movie whose storytelling people are very similar to those who may not watch the movie. But without watching this movie, they have understood the despair.
They know that if the laptop thieves your companion, you may be in trouble. Because of this advice, you don’t listen to anyone, even someone who has said that Malta takes to take Janet. They know that the bike thief may be a trigger who once thieves his bike and was so weak financially that he could not fill his bike vacancy (with a capital he didn’t have). He hasn’t heard the answers they have repeated for years and be a good man (like the father of Rahabd Husseini player) like a boy, and… What happened on the first day of March I was writing to read on the second day of this month. March and the film has no release.
Relates to a real and unfortunate event. Yesterday I went to the bank to see a friend. As usual, in the talk these days, he spoke to the dollar, which is more expensive and the tables are empty. Both we cried when we had no money for those who don’t have money to get stuck fruit for their baby, and when my friend told him yesterday one came to close his notebook, as if he was missing, and how happy we were crying, wept, wept. Because the inventory was thirty -seven thousand tomans and its owner was happy to buy a kilo of orange and take it for his baby. We cried, because we couldn’t do anything else. But this cry was not relevant to a film based on reality. The bitter reality that is the bottom of the year.
I wish the current reality was a movie that ended up. I wish the abandoned and the man who closed his notebook to buy a kilo of orange was the film. I wish those who have a duty to throw good welfare programs to see the movie release and not think that abandonment is a person’s imagination.
I wish they had no fruit for the kids who have been fruit for a few months, for the New Year, the new clothes that have no old and … burn. I wish…. Let’s go. Shame is a good thing, it can make people feel more responsible.