The Seed of the Sacred Fig explores the impact of Iran's social unrest on a local family's dynamics, reflecting deeper societal rifts across genders and generations.
By blending documentary footage into the narrative, Rasoulof enhances the film's emotional weight, underscoring the immediacy of real-life protests and state violence.
The film's transition from family drama to action-thriller showcases Rasoulof's ambition, portraying the family's crises as microcosmic of broader societal changes in Iran.
Rasoulof's willingness to incorporate various cinematic styles serves a larger commentary on the painful journey towards meaningful societal change in oppressive regimes.
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