Never Ever
An Easter weekend in a country town. On duty at the police precinct, lieutenants Francoise Ruiz and Clementine Arpinon are dealing with day-to-day matters. The ad hoc boredom arouses the tension between these two women that have very little in common. An intervention for disturbances of the peace at night gives them a chance to go beyond confrontation.
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Plot Summary
In a remote Kurdish village, a young woman named Ava is engaged to be married to the village elder's son. However, she falls deeply in love with a freedom fighter. As political turmoil escalates, Ava must make a choice between her duty, her love, and her own desires.
Critical Reception
Never Ever received mixed to positive reviews, with many critics praising Golshifteh Farahani's performance and the film's visually striking cinematography. Some noted the narrative pacing as a drawback, while others found the exploration of forbidden love against a backdrop of conflict compelling.
What Reviewers Say
- Golshifteh Farahani delivers a powerful and nuanced performance.
- The film's exploration of love and duty amidst political unrest is poignant.
- Visually, the film is often stunning, capturing the harsh beauty of the landscape.
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Fun Fact
The film was shot in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq, adding an authentic visual element to the story.
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