Day Break
Film Movement should once again by congratulated for looking to provide a distinctly different type of movie, one showing a lot of merit at every one of its multiple layers. ---Don Houston, DVDTalkYari brilliantly humanizes this man trapped between his own sense of guilt and an existential condition that screams out for release. ---Robert Koehler, VarietySome American audiences may feel uncomfortable with the ambiguous ending, but if they watch close enough, they should realize that the ending is of little importance; its the journey that is worth watching. It signals once again that Iranian filmmaking remains a force in world cinema, and that Hamid Rahmanian is a filmmaker to keep an eye out for. ---John Nesbit, Toxic Universe Review