Azizeh Mohamadi, Ghorban Ali Naderi, Massoumeh Naderi
A documentary of an Iranian, impoverished and religious father who kept his twin daughters locked up at home for the first 12 years of their lives.
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I did not know whom to pity the most-their ignorant father or the poor kids. I did not catch the end of the movie, but yes, I did see enough to conclude that this was not moving, but made me think all the same.
Made by a 17 year old Iranian girl, and a great symbolic film about women's freedom in the Muslim world.
Fascinating Iranian film based on a true story and acted by the subjects themselves. This is why I love foreign movies.
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