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Persepolis is per se unique and compelling with the ability to make you smile at the right moments - when tension has built up too much.

Still, you will have a wide and genuine smile on your face coming out of the theater. However, even this masterpiece could not escape common places and is not without disturbing occurrences of generalization of characters and situations. Satrapi's work is so very French: wantonly intellectual, acrimoniously witty, utterly sarcastic and outrageously funny. And although the technique used in Persepolis has long been present it can be said that perfection has just been achieved. This brilliant movie serves as a study proving that animation is more powerful and potent than ever before no matter how unsophisticated and basic the visual elements are. She is intellectual, witty, utterly impudent and very funny the essential Euro-kid of the wild and untamed 1970s and early 1980s. Her powerful heroine Marjane, named by no coincidence after the creator however, spectacularly succeeds in replacing and emulating any possible real flesh characters. To do so by the help of strong-silhouetted, axe-carved, triangle-nosed cartoon figures is even more peculiar.

Marjane Satrapi's venture to present the chronicle of the Iranian Islamic revolution filtered through the eyes of a lively and cheeky, French-educated young girl is bold and ambitious.

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