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Daughters of the Sun (2004)

Amangol (Altinay Ghelich Taghani) is the eldest daughter in a poor rural family. To help support them, her head is shaven and begins work as a boy named Aman in an isolated carpet weaving shop. The girls who work there are beaten by the owner, as is Aman, toiling at the loom until their hands bleed. As a male apprentice, he supervises the girls and lives in the shop, locked in and isolated.

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Eddie Cockrell 13 Oct 2018

A plea for attention to despicable conditions of female servitude in contempo Iran.

Ted Shen 26 Jan 2009

At times Shahriar succumbs to self-conscious poeticism, and her male characters are invariably thieves and oppressors, but the film draws a good deal of power from the passive anguish of the girl.

David Sterritt 23 Jul 2013

Acted as a drama, paced like a ritual, filmed as a slice of rural Iranian life.

Keith Phipps 10 Nov 2008

Never quite finds the rhythm of a great film, and it scores no points for subtlety by including a subplot about a horse breaking free of its master, but Shahriar displays a real gift for conveying Taghani's plight in all its grimness.

Laura Sinagra 21 Nov 2007

The filmmaker achieves the desired sense of remoteness and claustrophobic doom, and though the story could be told more economically, her slow approach conveys the distended chronology that attends an indentured servitude resembling slavery.