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A crown jewel in Iranian diaspora cinema, A Good Day will Come manages to impress in more ways than one. What begins as a story of a wrestler competing for Olympic gold turns into an act of resistance that will galvanise an entire nation. Taking inspiration from the real life story of Navid Afkari, the film finds its protagonist rising up against a government that has lost the trust of its people. Writer and director Amir Zargara places the moral dilemma front and centre as he shows how such hard choices affect both those who take them and their loved ones. The dim cinematography amplifies the story and the brisk editing keeps us on our toes. Highly recommended.

I havent written a review before but seeing the negative reception here, I was compelled to write one. The film is great and the central conflict at the core of the film is both believable and heartfelt. In addition, the flashy visuals and expertly paced action only adds to the appeal of the film. I ended up being so impressed by the film that I recommended it to all of my friends.