Grief, Fate, and Destiny in 'Wolf Like Me'
'Wolf Like Me' works if you want a show to shut off your brain while watching. If you think too much, you'll hurt yourself.
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Berkeh, a political prisoner, is the son of Siyamak, one of the women killed by a serial killer. Mehrdad, a young homosexual with an Afghan father and an Iranian mother, was born in Iran but lacks documentation due to his father's identity. They decide to leave Iran. In the form of a filmmaking group with Sali and Siyamak, they head towards the border. The police become suspicious of Salim and Siyamak, targeting Salim with a gunshot.
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Berkeh, a political prisoner, is the son of Siyamak, one of the women killed by a serial killer. Mehrdad, a young homosexual with an Afghan father and an Iranian mother, was born in Iran but lacks documentation due to his father's identity. They decide to leave Iran. In the form of a filmmaking group with Sali and Siyamak, they head towards the border. The police become suspicious of Salim and Siyamak, targeting Salim with a gunshot.
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