of people and their lives as reflected in her work. Seeing this film affords an enjoyable and often moving experience, and it is among the most gratifying achievements in the series.

If you ever had an interest in what farm life was like, you might enjoy following the day to day existence of Peter Dunning in “Peter and the Farm,” an American documentary directed by Tony Stone. The scene is Dunning’s farm in Vermont, where he leads a reclusive life devoted to daily farming chores.

The film follows Dunning in his routines, whether caring for animals or killing and skinning one. He blabbers a lot to us as he goes about his duties with casualness that reveals how deeply engrained his work is. He also enjoys drinking a lot.

One isFarsi with English subtitles. The scene is in the midst of the bloody war between Iran and Iraq. Shideh, played by Narges Rashidi, has been a political activist but now wants to return to medical school. However, she is turned down. Her husband has been ordered into the military, and as bombs fall in Tehran, people are trying to escape.

Shidah has a young daughter named Dorsa, who is obsessed with a favorite doll. One has sympathy for this mother and daughter, and the impression is that this will be a tough story related to the war.

So what happens? Unfortunately the film turns into a typical horror tale. Dorsa is hearing voices, and there is a metaphysical plot that involves mysterious forces etc. with hysterical mother-daughter scenes.“Under the Shadow”