Cafe Sultan"; a narrative of a generation gap and a return to empathy Razak Karimi brothers in an interview with "Iran": on the outer layer the story is about people who are in a common situation, but on the lower layers it is about intergenerational dialogue, differences in worldviews and the possibility of restoring solidarity. At the end of the film you see that the mother realizes some of her mistakes and the father also comes to a new understanding. The war in this film reveals hidden gaps and differences on the one hand, and on the other hand, it can be a ground for people to get closer to each other. In real life, no one owns the absolute truth. People look at issues from different positions and everyone has their own arguments. It is important that they can talk about these differences without humiliating and destroying each other. The new generation has the right to ask questions about its future, its quality of life and its facilities. We wanted to show that even in situations where the differences are very serious, it is still possible to reach mutual understanding and empathy. Read the full text here.

Cafe Sultan"; a narrative of a generation gap and a return to empathy Razak Karimi brothers in an interview with "Iran": on the outer layer the story is about people who are in a common situation, but on the lower layers it is about intergenerational dialogue, differences in worldviews and the possibility of restoring solidarity. At the end of the film you see that the mother realizes some of her mistakes and the father also comes to a new understanding. The war in this film reveals hidden gaps and differences on the one hand, and on the other hand, it can be a ground for people to get closer to each other. In real life, no one owns the absolute truth. People look at issues from different positions and everyone has their own arguments. It is important that they can talk about these differences without humiliating and destroying each other. The new generation has the right to ask questions about its future, its quality of life and its facilities. We wanted to show that even in situations where the differences are very serious, it is still possible to reach mutual understanding and empathy. Read the full text here.