Walnut Tree

The Walnut Tree should be considered the best melodrama film in the history of Iranian cinema. A lively and emotional story with designed mezzanines. Peyman Maadi is one of the best games of his life that he has played in his cinematic career. The director was able to do well by creating bitter sequences.

This movie is the voice of the voiceless, the voice of those who underwent this genocide and are forgotten in the history. The last time a movie made me cry was Schindler's List (1993), and I cried with this one too.

My respect to those who made a contribution in making this masterpiece.

This film is great. You should watch it. I don't have anything to say..

This film is really in praise of a human being and life. In fact, it's a bitter and beautiful symphony of suffering human beings. The real story of this film is a shocking document on the real face of war. Damn the war and its supporters ..

The Walnut Tree is an influential family melodrama that takes place in the heart of war, but with a true bitter story ... it is one of the best bitter and humane films in Iranian cinema.

From Peyman Maadi's excellent acting in creating inner feelings .. His acting in Peyman Maadi is an acting class. With a strong director who creates memorable sequences and a camera that serves the story. The ending of this film is one of the brilliant endings. A dreamy and beautiful but bitter ending; The end of the fate of the lost daughter of this father who could not find her and died without seeing her. One of the special advantages of this film is its excellent music, which is one of the most influential music.