Episode #1.1

It was really stressful to watch this Episode really great opening for a TV series. It's really catches you off guard and you can't forecast what is going to happen in the future and every scene is a great cinematic art by itself the filming process has been taken seriously and they were cautious about it. Absolute cinema. The dialogues are just good and there is nothing bad that I can say about this show.

Houman seyedi has done a great job in making this show. He has a lot of experience and gained a lot since his last show the frog. I love the red light signals which is unique about getting confession in houman seyedi's show's.

Hello everyone .

The story of the film is narrated correctly, and has attractive and audience-friendly details, and it engages the audience's mind. When it is done with empathy and effort, the result is a "Savage" and enjoyable experience. Greetings to Hooman and Javad, thank you and don't be tired.

"Savage" begins with close-ups of the dark and violent atmosphere of the mine. An atmosphere that is the starting line of entry into a bitter and historical story. The level of violence and darkness of the episode is to the point that the credits inform the audience of this. Davoud's car and the appearance of his life show his financial problems. Since he cannot even afford to buy a doll and sees selling land in Nowhere as his only way of salvation. It seems that he lost his brother in a fight and conflict, which is why he has become a conservative and cowardly character.

The series Vahshi is excellent in every aspect.

The outstanding direction by Houman Seyyedi, along with the captivating performances of Javad Ezzati, Negar Javaherian, and the rest of the cast, really stand out.

The cinematography and the storyline are top-notch.

I highly recommend watching this series - don't miss it!

When it comes to the gripping scenes in the series, the confrontations between Javad Ezzati and Negar Javaherian really stand out, along with the intense, suspenseful moments that keep viewers on edge.

This series features many highly stressful and emotionally charged scenes that deeply engage the audience.

Episode 1:-) Savage starts off with a visually intense and haunting first episode. The atmosphere is heavy, and the tension is established early on. Hooman Seyedi's direction feels like a cinematic feature - full of symbolic shots and expressive lighting. Javad Ezzati gives an outstanding performance, playing Davood with a brooding mix of restraint and internal chaos. We are dropped into a world full of ambiguity and moral grayness, and while the plot moves slowly at first, the emotional depth and visual style keep you glued to the screen. A very strong and promising opening.

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