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Salaams folks Please note - we plan to make it up to the movie producers-
this movie has not generated enough as yet in the way of revenue to have
been a good return on investment as yet possibly - we plan to make it pay
for Iran and the movie producers concerned. That goes for all the movies
we offer - we plan to be fair to all - at the end of it all - based on all things
considered. We do think that the North American industry wastes much of
revenues from movies that have raked in more than enough over decades
or even close to a century now in such cases as "The Sound of Music" (1964)
as the money seems to be put into trashy material we don't think we need
to consume or see propagated in our midst and would begrudge them any
monies towards such trash ideas of culture as "Zombieland" or "hor-ror"
genre movies in general - so we plan to be more generous with those who
have done well for our world instead with better movie ideas than any such
as those

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A Separation (Iran 2011) Starring Leila Hatami and Payman Maadi

This movie from Iran was nominated for two Academy Awards including best foreign Picture for 2011 which it won. The other category it was nominated for was best screenplay

Excerpted clip from the movie (despite such incredibly false
accusations against the man for having possibly somehow struck
a woman causing a miscarriage in pushing her back from a scene of
an altercation possibly), you can see the great human decency of this truly lovingly great people we have to spare on this earth from coming to the same fate as Iraq or Russia when the appetite for
wars brews from such quarters towards the same seeming target
sorts yet again - god forbid!!
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It is an interesting movie from the region of the middle east where
many nice people live under a lot of oppression from the regime of
mullas potentially which causes some decay of the spirit in which it
is allowed to function only below what is the potential without a
doubt!.

The people there in my humble estimation continue to be a source of
human warmth and kindness - provided they think you mean them no
evil harm. In this respect they remain an asset on the planet to
those whom they wish to show caring for amongst their kin and to
do so in a truly genuine spirit

As for the unfortunate displays of evil shown in this movie - the
making of false accusations of a grave nature that they are
showing in this movie have to be rejected as tactics that one is
allowed to or tolerated to employ - as no doubt most people there
already think it should. However there are still scripted to show
some could be still capable of abandoning their real conscience for
a time to lash out at others in this way when they feel harmed in
some way as the movie tries to show for the benefit of mankind I believe. Its a sad thing to witness in any culture or society and all
good folks on the planet should find a way to cast out all ideas of
anyone ever acting that way towards a good person in our midst I
say.


Good luck to the friendly folks of Iran and thanks for this great
picture - I hope for a quick end to the cruel and evil regime of
sanctions that are yet again being inflicted on such generous folks
(as Anthony Bourdain found too in his visit there - We've  posted a
video of his visit too) - as sanctions of this sort harm the spirit and
cause degeneration over time - as all those concerned are aware
of- including the ruling regime there which should reject the need for
nuclear weapons in such a fragile climate as exists in the middle
east today I believe - and others too elsewhere there I think
certainly equally as such. In any event Iran was in compliance -
and that hasn't been good enough for the troublemaker Trump
and his friends who wish to do cruel harm it is obvious to all
fair observers in the west just as much i am led to believe.

Michael Rizzo Chessman
michael@moviesbyrizzo.com


 


 

 

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