
Asghar Farhadi
10 titles · global slow cinema
Moral dilemmas engineered so that every party is partly right. Farhadi starts from a withheld fact, lets pressure build through argument, and declines to tell the audience whom to side with. Class, gender and religious obligation set the constraints.
Signature
- A single concealed incident driving the entire structure.
- Sustained argument scenes where sympathy migrates mid-conversation.
- Domestic interiors, doorways, stairwells — nowhere private to talk.
- Endings that withhold the verdict and hand it to the viewer.


Everybody Knows

The Salesman

The Past

About Elly

A Hero

Fireworks Wednesday

Beautiful City

Parallel Tales

Dancing in the Dust
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