Domestic Killer

Domestic Killer is a strongly political film, but it's not about the political issues it presents at the surface level. It is a drama that focuses on Dr. Soroush and his family, and his determination to bring down a corporation that is powerful and wealthy. Dr. Soroush finds himself caught in the snare of their game to bring him down. Utilizing a strong cast and depth of theme and social politics, Kimiai composes something engaging and thoughtful. It is robust, sometimes powerful work.

If you have seen Metropole & Jorm, you'll find this movie, more coherent and eloquent. But, like his other recent films, it includes the famous and now, boring scenes that he has copied from his own early memorable works like Gheisar and Gavazn-ha: Killing a bad man in the shower, a bleeding protagonist in street and etc. Jadidi's performance is very realistic, but Parastui is another Haj Kazem (of Glass Agency) in a business costume.