Do Them Iranians Make Bad movies? I need to find one

Rating: 9/10 (6 July 2006)

I watched Three Iranian movies in as many days (The Day I Became A Woman, A Moment of Innocence and then, Children of Heaven) and now I want to locate a bad Iranian film. I got all these three above movies from the Los Angeles Public Library, and I've decided to now finish watching all the Iranian movies they have (Including the ones without any subtitle) and try to find a bad movie among them.
I loved this movie, mainly because this narrative is very succinct.
***SPOILER BEGINS***** For example, I do not know how many of the viewers noticed the father carrying two pairs of new shoes at one point of time! ***SPOILER ENDS***
It is also a bit unpredictable. Any formula movie, by default, must make the central character win every contest, whereas an art house movie must make him/her lose and end with despair. Not quite this movie!
This movie reminded me of Umberto D., a masterpiece by the "Boss of All Bosses", Vittorio De Sica.
It deserves a 10, but for a couple of scenes that were not fully convincing: One involving a dog, and another that involves an accident.