There are hundreds of films containing violence, but I think the most important feature that distinguishes Barda from these films is that it produces local theses for the violence that has increased in recent years. None of us think that the scenes we watch actually happened, we just say "it's just a movie" and when the movie is over, maybe we think about it all for a few minutes. That's it... The fact that the subject that inspired the movie Barda is completely real makes this movie even more meaningful. It's a movie that gives messages and needs to be learned.
The bad guys in the movie are a group of outcasts who are outside the system.
This gang, devoid of morality, emotion and empathy, takes revenge through violence on the rich babies they see as enemies or envy... Exhaustist Selim, the main hero of the villains, expresses their exclusion from the system, their exclusion, and their repulsion with the following words: ''- Why do I come to this bar in the dead of night? Ha?
Because if I came any other time, the man at the door wouldn't let me in.
He doesn't like my appearance, he doesn't like my movements, he doesn't like my speech.
The bad guys in the movie are a group of outcasts who are outside the system.
This gang, devoid of morality, emotion and empathy, takes revenge through violence on the rich babies they see as enemies or envy... Exhaustist Selim, the main hero of the villains, expresses their exclusion from the system, their exclusion, and their repulsion with the following words: ''- Why do I come to this bar in the dead of night? Ha?
Because if I came any other time, the man at the door wouldn't let me in.
He doesn't like my appearance, he doesn't like my movements, he doesn't like my speech.