Mirage Wolf: this 'no paradise for those killed by women' title is just...the film's story itself sounds like an intriguing take on the human condition though - how does it handle the
Elias: it's crazy that a Kurdish film is getting recognition like this, good luck to them
Grim Cinder: this film might be too on the nose for international judges
Ravi: كيف يمكن للتِّقتل من امرأة كأسُرار في هذا العالم؟
Theo: finally a kurdish story that's gotten international recognition, good for them
Cleor: what a weird timing for this to be getting press considering the film's been making waves since last year, how do you think this will play out?
Diegofalkxo: I'm surprised it's taken the committee this long to notice that genre in Kurdish cinema still holds such power overseas
Avadoyle: I'm not surprised they chose this one - have you seen the cinematography in this film though? The way they captured the Tigris river valley is stunning
Talia: I've seen some wild films get picked for the Oscars before, but a Kurdish film from Iraq? I'd love to see how this one plays out, actually. What's the
Crimson Lynx: what a risk to send this film out there like this, really?
Elinwex: this kurdish film has a powerful title, hope it's more than just a statistic
Fathom Raven: لو كانوا يعرفون ما يقولونه عن الأوسكار لربما قرروا مساعدة البالين في صدارة الفيلم