When I saw this movie outside was raining and I just had a small nap, the movie had already started and slowly slowly it was getting my attention. I really liked what I saw, everything from actors and scenes where perfectly put.
The scenario was well written and slow, going through the lives of the workers from the start to the end. It was touching and hard to see people working for years, getting fired, and nowhere to go or continue.
The black and white was the right choice, while small camera movements and transitions keep the movie go on. I believe this film speaks more from its photo or image than from the discussions that the workers have with each other.
If you are fan of the black and white, and like long films, you should watch it.
PS: I was really sad about Lotfollah.
The scenario was well written and slow, going through the lives of the workers from the start to the end. It was touching and hard to see people working for years, getting fired, and nowhere to go or continue.
The black and white was the right choice, while small camera movements and transitions keep the movie go on. I believe this film speaks more from its photo or image than from the discussions that the workers have with each other.
If you are fan of the black and white, and like long films, you should watch it.
PS: I was really sad about Lotfollah.