Review: Jafar Panahi’s 3 Faces meanders wonderfully GlobeArts
Classification:Receiving a suicidal video message from an isolated girl, Iranian actress Behnaz Jafari and director Jafar Panahi journey through the twisting road to her remote village to discover whether she is still alive. There they encounter locals deeply impressed by movie stars yet utterly unwilling to let their children pursue artistic dreams.
In this subtly charming film, Panahi , an artist much harassed by the Iranian government, investigates a society’s relationship with cinema and celebrity. He also observes Iran’s confinement of women and pursues an understated investigation of Iranian class differences similar to that of Asghar Farhadi .
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