Dar Enteha-ye Shab
- Miniserie de TV
- 2024–
- 1h
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7,6/10
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Añade un argumento en tu idiomaThe story of a couple who live outside of Tehran and go their separate ways after divorce.The story of a couple who live outside of Tehran and go their separate ways after divorce.The story of a couple who live outside of Tehran and go their separate ways after divorce.
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But Hakima's story had nothing to do with the topic of the movie, and how you made the cancer man look bad in the last episode, and he died in the end.
What does a person suffering from cancer feel when he and his family see those scenes? And how hopeless their hopes are Me and my sister who had cancer and thank God she is cured now, that scene where Hakima and my sister were seeing each other in the hospital, in that moment we remembered all the bitter days that we had experienced, and when he showed us the cemetery, my whole being trembled with fear.
Why should he die?
If you do some research, you will see that many cancers can be cured now and not all of them end in death But the fear of death and recurrence of the disease is always with the cancer patient and his family, and by writing and creating that scene, you burned their psyche.
I wish I did it for drama, don't take your movie for ransom from people's feelings I'm sorry for you You wanted to show the work problems of a couple's life according to the moods and economic conditions of the country, you used Hakima only to stimulate the audience's feelings so that your film becomes a drama.
But rest assured, the hope of thousands of people who are fighting this disease, will get better They are trying to continue their life, you destroyed it in your movie, and in the end, none of the problems of Mahi and her husband were solved and did not reach any results.
And again, in the end, I hope you and your loved ones will never be captured by cancer, because that's when you will understand what a patient's hope means??
What does a person suffering from cancer feel when he and his family see those scenes? And how hopeless their hopes are Me and my sister who had cancer and thank God she is cured now, that scene where Hakima and my sister were seeing each other in the hospital, in that moment we remembered all the bitter days that we had experienced, and when he showed us the cemetery, my whole being trembled with fear.
Why should he die?
If you do some research, you will see that many cancers can be cured now and not all of them end in death But the fear of death and recurrence of the disease is always with the cancer patient and his family, and by writing and creating that scene, you burned their psyche.
I wish I did it for drama, don't take your movie for ransom from people's feelings I'm sorry for you You wanted to show the work problems of a couple's life according to the moods and economic conditions of the country, you used Hakima only to stimulate the audience's feelings so that your film becomes a drama.
But rest assured, the hope of thousands of people who are fighting this disease, will get better They are trying to continue their life, you destroyed it in your movie, and in the end, none of the problems of Mahi and her husband were solved and did not reach any results.
And again, in the end, I hope you and your loved ones will never be captured by cancer, because that's when you will understand what a patient's hope means??
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- 21 jul 2024
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