Mirkarimi: "As simple as that" is about loneliness.

The director of the film "Simply" considered his film to be about "loneliness" and said: "The film is basically about loneliness, and this situation can be considered for a man as well, as the man of the story is the same as the woman of the story, a lonely person and And he is a victim and has his own conditions.

According to Fars report, the question and answer session of the movie "Behini Simply" with the presence of director Reza Mirkarimi, Hengameh Ghaziani (actor), Shadmehr Rastin (screenwriter) and Mohammad Alapoosh (cinematographer) this evening (Friday, 19th of Bahman) at Group Media Cinema (Sahra) ) held.

According to this report, Reza Mirkarimi said about the change in his directorial style in the movie "Bahin Simply": After the movie "Very Far Very Near", the expectation that maybe from the professional and even public cinema audiences was from me, to continue the same way and style. It was so that I could do that method in a better way and with a new work.

He said: I was supposed to work on a story that had a solid and good foundation and it was thought that I would be able to handle it, but its reality did not bring me a new experience and did not add anything to my experiences. That's why I wasn't interested in it.

The director "simply" said: At the same time that the specific expectation of the audience can be taken into account, one should not forget that a director does not have much opportunity to experience, and for this reason, I preferred to do something that has a high risk.

 

 

He said: Hengemeh Ghaziani is a gift to Iranian cinema and I hope we will see her continued presence in Iranian cinema.

Mohammad Aladposh, the director of filming for this project, also said: Anyway, the story of the film was character-oriented, and the plans had to be done in the size of a medium shot and with an internal focus, and since we were working on location, the lighting was only possible. The space was important in the filming of this work and in many shots, we used a closed lens to see the position of the character in the space.

In response to the question of how much he used the book "I turn off the lights", Shadmehr Rastin said: From the beginning, we were supposed to use stories that are apartments and show a feminine atmosphere, which is the story of Mrs. Pirzad. , was among these stories.

He continued: We have collaborated with several people whose names appeared in the credits, the general idea was told to them, the main lines were defined and they wrote 30-page stories for us, which, although we did not specifically use them, but with literature We became closer as women.

According to Fars report, Hengameh Ghaziani also said in this meeting about his artistic background: I am a master's graduate in Western philosophy from San Francisco, and I have returned to Iran after 6 years, and I am not Westernized. My first experience was in the movie "Sayeh Roshan" directed by Hassan Hedayat, in which I was granted my first miracle by God, which was playing against Ezzatullah Tazami.

He continued: Mr. Tazami said that if I am really interested in acting, I should pursue my career in theater, but if I am looking for fame, I should continue in cinema. Because Mr. Atnizami had a respectable background and I was interested in his works since I was a child, I started theater seriously with successful and continuous groups in Teatarshahr and I left the cinema aside, and in order to stay away from the medium of cinema, I decided to act in short films. I continued with the student children.

Ghaziani said about his Azeri accent in the movie "Behini Simply": I had no knowledge of Azeri culture, and when I auditioned for the role of "Tahera", I was the only actor who said that I would never make a promise about removing my Turkish accent, and to be honest, I didn't know that I could do it. To catch the accent or not!?

He further added: I was in quarantine for about a month and I shouldn't have spoken to anyone in Farsi from 2:00 PM to 7:00 PM. In this regard, I used someone's advice, but the only thing that helped me a lot was listening to Azari language like Azari music.

This actor said about the piece that was sung in the movie "Avaz Azari": I have not taken a music course, but I had sung in several titles, I also listened to Turkish music and spoke Turkish for many hours.

Reza Mirkarimi said about the content of "As Simple as It Is" and its femininity: In my opinion, the family is the foundation of the society and the shocking statistics that are formed from the disorder and issues that plague the society, from the stem cell and the vacuum and the distance between the family members.

He continued: "Certainly, our goal was to investigate this gap, but in principle, indifference and neglect was an important factor that imposes pressure and conditions on society and its members in big cities."

Mirkarimi also said: This happens less often in smaller societies, and people are responsible for their own behavior, but in larger societies, the society imposes itself on people. I believe that their duty should not be ignored, but their conditions should be resolved.