- Studio: Wolfe Releasing
- Release Date: Nov 18, 2005
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88Thanks largely to Tabatabai's superb performance, it's on this level that Maccarone's film is most affecting.
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With its deliberately overexposed film stock and driving electronic score, Ms. Maccarone's film occasionally suffers from a self-conscious artiness, but at its center is an extraordinary performance by Ms. Tabatabai as Fariba, a young woman whose expectations have been lowered by a lifetime of systematic mistreatment but who still holds out hope for the possibility of both justice and love.
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63The parts are more valuable than the whole in Angelina Maccarone's Unveiled.
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63Tabatabai delivers a strong performance and the script, although not always plausible, touches on important issues like bias against gays and Muslims.
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50Several large leaps of faith take some of the dramatic steam out of Unveiled, an otherwise well-acted and accessible lesbian drama that also flirts with issues like loss of identity and anti-Muslim tensions.
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An Iranian version of "Boys Don't Cry," Unveiled overflows with sociopolitical outrage even if its portrayal of a gender-confused heroine is ultimately indecisive and laconic.
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