In Red Dress. No Straps., Maryam Mohajer captures the essence of childhood within the Iran-Iraq War, weaving a narrative of innocence amid the backdrop of conflict.
The film's protagonist, Marmar, juxtaposes destructive political rhetoric, like 'Death to America', with her innocent obsessions, such as waiting for her promised red dress.
Through her film, Mohajer communicates that even in turbulent times, the small, cheerful moments of youth persist, giving a unique perspective on war’s impact.
Marmar's world is painted with the colors of both youthful exuberance and grim realities, emphasizing how children navigate complex adult conflicts with simplicity.
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