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Zachary George Najarian-Najafi
28Apr12
Having spent enough time around my father and his friends this film has everything Iranians love: being loud and football. I don't think I've seen a more joyous and life affirming film in a long time. This is another one of those movies whose world I would love to inhabit. And Panahi makes a profound political statement without anger, but with love and dignity. A universal work and one of the essentials of the 2000s.
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Les films du miroir magique
21Oct11
Jafar, today Gadhafi was killed and evreyone is looking on the ugly pictures of his death. We have prefered to watch "Offside", so lively, luminous and free. And we are thinking to you and to your noble fight for dignity. Take care.
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All Is Grace
7Jul11
This amazing film proves that humanity works beyond duty. No wonder they captured Panahi.
Massimiliano (Max) Amato
3May11
Is a great film, it has been released in Rome few weeks ago. The ending is illuminating. Small buget great result. Panahi is a poet. Max Amato
JP. Schmidt
7Mar11
My third Panahi film. He has yet to disappoint and please if you are watching this on DVD, watch the interview. His words feel as important as the film itself. A many who loves and believes in what he's doing and saying ot the fullest extent. I have the up most respect for him, and each film I feel closer to him and more interested in his work and person.
Jeremiah Hammerling
3Jan11
I probably shouldn't review a film before I finished it, (*we got an hour in and had to take a break because friends had arrived) but I can already say this was a daring and wonderful piece that has truly memorable characters, scenarios, and speaks volumes about the bravery of Panahi.
Sergio Silva
22May10
Cancel Cannes 2010 Awards in Support of Jafar Panahi http://www.gopetition.com/petitions/cancel-cannes-2010-awards-in-support-of-jafar-panahi.html Sign the petition!
