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Critics Consensus: Hitting upon universal themes, this meditation on death is both poignant and wryly humorous.
Critic Consensus: Hitting upon universal themes, this meditation on death is both poignant and wryly humorous.
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Somber and haunting with an undertow of mordant wit, Mr. Farmanara's comeback finds its morning in life and nature.
The slow-moving film fails to capture the depth and intensity of what it means to battle political censure and depression.
The director's obsession with death sometimes seems overwrought and self-flagellating.
Our comeback tale should end on a classic note of resounding triumph. Should -- but doesn't.
A feat of droll, refractive, melodramatic self-portraiture.
Boasts rich texture, sly vision and rueful humor.
By turns accomplished and clunky -- part of which is probably the result of its obviously tiny budget -- but it's never less than fascinating.
Farmanara's artistic vision is hit-or-miss and his material hangs together rather slackly
An engrossing look at a whiny artist in modern Iran trying to deal with censorship.
A bitter but funny examination of the problems of life in a society in which a man cannot do his job.
On its own modest terms it's an interesting effort, but not a particularly compelling one.
Smell of Camphor, Fragrance of Jasmine is not for all tastes, and patient viewers stand the best chance of receiving its rewards, which are, after all, worthwhile.
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