Abi-e Roshan

I'm not sure what the film aimed to accomplish, but for me, it only resulted in sheer boredom. The storyline was riddled with flaws, the screenplay was nonsensical, and the poor use of lighting was glaringly apparent. The reliance on electronic cameras gave it more of a television feel rather than a cinematic one. As for the acting and directing, there's really nothing positive to say.

When you come across a claim that the film is titled Light Blue due to a turquoise stone, Haj Yunus's dress, a baby clothes set called Ali San, and the star's outfit during their first meeting with Haj Yunus, you can't help but wonder if hashish is legal in Iran. It feels like someone may have taken it a bit too far.

Even some beautiful nature shots couldn't redeem the rest of this film, no matter how hard we tried! Washed out cinematography!