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The new series of films with shamelessness and distortion of history The series "Red and Black" directed by Aida Pahananda has been airing for some time in the home theater of movies; A series that needs to be addressed along with the strange fever of representation of Qajar history on home network TV over the past few years. Some layers of content and sequences included in the first two episodes of this series can be criticized and reflected on from different directions; From the long and obscene sequence of the lantern dance and the battle (played by Nada Jabraili) that takes place in public, to the way of representing the romantic relationship between Nowruz (played by Ali Shadman) and the lantern, which has nothing to do with the modest customs and culture of the Iranians in the context of history. Also, the immoral and obviously rambling dialogues that are exchanged between Norooz and Salman Khan (played by Reza Behboodi) and also between Norooz and Magdat al-Fafat, break the ugliness of many words. - Link.

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The new series of films with shamelessness and distortion of history The series "Red and Black" directed by Aida Pahananda has been airing for some time in the home theater of movies; A series that needs to be addressed along with the strange fever of representation of Qajar history on home network TV over the past few years. Some layers of content and sequences included in the first two episodes of this series can be criticized and reflected on from different directions; From the long and obscene sequence of the lantern dance and the battle (played by Nada Jabraili) that takes place in public, to the way of representing the romantic relationship between Nowruz (played by Ali Shadman) and the lantern, which has nothing to do with the modest customs and culture of the Iranians in the context of history. Also, the immoral and obviously rambling dialogues that are exchanged between Norooz and Salman Khan (played by Reza Behboodi) and also between Norooz and Magdat al-Fafat, break the ugliness of many words. - Link.

The new series of films with shamelessness and distortion of history The series "Red and Black" directed by Aida Pahananda has been airing for some time in the home theater of movies; A series that needs to be addressed along with the strange fever of representation of Qajar history on home network TV over the past few years. Some layers of content and sequences included in the first two episodes of this series can be criticized and reflected on from different directions; From the long and obscene sequence of the lantern dance and the battle (played by Nada Jabraili) that takes place in public, to the way of representing the romantic relationship between Nowruz (played by Ali Shadman) and the lantern, which has nothing to do with the modest customs and culture of the Iranians in the context of history. Also, the immoral and obviously rambling dialogues that are exchanged between Norooz and Salman Khan (played by Reza Behboodi) and also between Norooz and Magdat al-Fafat, break the ugliness of many words. - Link.

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