Leila prods Reza. Of course the marriage destructs and Mehrjui's script delivers a delightfully ironic twist at its conclusion. That there are only three principal characters among a mob of support is a good thing. All the women are in traditional dress, with chadors up to their noses, and almost all are indistinguishable. Leila is pretty.
Mom wears glasses.
The Aunt wears a scarf and Reza is a guy. The performances are fine, I guess, but the English presentation is hampered by a very basic flaw. The subtitling sucks. Barely half the language, the bare minimum to understand the story, is translated. There's enough gaps in translation that you'll wonder what is being said that you're not being told.