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‘No Bears’ Review: A Film That Critiques Itself

The latest feature from Jafar Panahi, who is currently imprisoned in Iran, explores the subversive power and the ethical limitations of filmmaking.

A.O. Scott
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Iran, Movies, No Bears (Movie), Panahi, Jafar
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