kamyar mohsenin (moikamiar)

Going through the childhood memories, there are a few directors capable of capturing zeitgeist of a decisive historical era like Fellini in AMARCORD. Not about Italian Fascism, but focused on Israeli Zionism, THE TIME THAT REMAINS brings us a colorful circus of violence and injustice... Funny and sensitive, sometimes too exaggerated, it is one of the loveliest cinematic memories of the year...

Desperately trapped in stupid clichés, predictable from the very beginning of each scene, it's not deserved to be called a horror film; No. There is no suspense and obviously no thrill... But as a moral piece for not taking an orphan to your house (!!!!), it seems a little bit naive and simplistic...

The best of the Kafkesque works in recent American movies! Sublime, stunning and breathtaking!

Undoubtedly a proof for the fact that there are too many people living for the thougts and the loves of their 1001 nights in the movies! Life, war and something else: unity of sublime and beauty!