I-da Eghbalian

The movie is a nonsencically sentimental portray of a fully corrupted political-religious school of thought rooting from Iran's official regime that acclaims terrorism in the context of an extreme Islamic valuing system. The discrimination is so discustingly blatant that no non-extrimist character is given a chance to live a normal healthy life(as for the woman with a "minor hijab" whose daughter has committed suicide which clearly stemmed from the family, because problems run in families who don't obey "the hijab' well); as opposed to all extrimist characters who are 100% devoided from any mistake or ego (even the scientist guy has to be the sun of a former martyr)

I have watched the the whole show twice and I can positively assert that no show or movie does a better job portraying the political circumstance in a the countries whose people are deprived of awareness and are still deluded about the holliness of a system. There is yet more to the brilliance of the show. The whole plot flows in a nuanced context of a time travel which although humbly overlooked in a sarcastic sitcom genre is, whether by accident or purposely a crafty metaphor of the theory of exploiting such phenomena in certain jurisdictions.