Review of Persepolis (2007) by Melissa C — 09 May 2010
An intriguing and wistfully coming-of-age autobiographical tale of a girl growing up in war-torn social-provocative Iran, told with simple, yet beautiful animation. The film plays so innocently as Marjane, the girl finds her identity and views in Iran and outside of Iran.
Marjane is a very interesting and layered character as being a girl raised in Iran where she is independent and clever and thinks beyond the religious aspects and standards. It may look dull on the outside, but it never is and the film is consistent in having a good flow of the story.
Its a real charm of a film.
This review of Persepolis (2007) was written by Melissa C on 09 May 2010.
Persepolis has generally received very positive reviews.
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