Mithun kumar

Watched it about 1 year ago. Persepolis is an animated film adapted from the graphic novel of the same name, which recounts the real-life experiences of the author, Marjane Satrapi, from her childhood. The film portrays the impact of religious oppression on ordinary people and critiques the treatment of women as second-class citizens in Iran during that period. Through a blend of humor and satire, it addresses themes like extremism, nihilism, skepticism, and stoicism, highlighting how individuals endure oppression without always recognizing it. The use of black-and-white animation effectively captures the atmosphere of the time period, enhancing the film's historical and emotional depth.

I watched Sleuth about a year and a half ago, and it has since become one of my top favorite films. Initially, I thought it would be a typical mystery movie, but what it delivered was entirely unexpected. The entire film takes place within the confines of a house, with humor-laden dialogues that are simply great. Some scenes in the film seem almost crazy, and I thoroughly enjoyed them. I’ve searched for similar films but haven’t found anything that matches the level of enjoyment Sleuth (1972) gave me. The actors did a fantastic job, fully embodying their characters. I can't say much more without potentially spoiling the experience.