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Ava (2018)

A young teenager escapes a gay conversion center to rescue her friend.

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- Watch The Full Movie
Year
- 2018
Language
- English
Duration
- 5 mins
Director
- Caley Brooke
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G. Allen Johnson 12 Jul 2018

In watching Ava, a visually inviting and sharp portrait of teenage life in Iran, one must admire how writer-director Sadaf Foroughi was able to play her own tune in life.

Kate Taylor 01 Sep 2022

The film's bitter exposé of life under a theocracy is unforgettable

Danny King 25 Apr 2018

Foroughi’s movie surveys how the mounting external pressures in Ava’s life bring her to a near-breaking point, and the director has devised (with the cinematographer, Sina Kermanizadeh) an explosive visual grammar to approximate the depths of Ava’s isolation and pain.

Leonardo Goi 26 Apr 2018

Foroughi’s assured debut remains a welcomed and insightful reminder that the patriarchy Ava struggles against is still alive and kicking. Stories like hers will hardly ever grow old.

Wendy Ide 01 Sep 2022

The 0-60 acceleration of disaster and melodrama is a little disconcerting, as is the tendency to self-sabotage demonstrated by Ava and her mother. But there’s a jagged emotional authenticity scored into the film like initials carved into a desk.