Women must go to the movies when they grow up.

Nomination for the 80th Oscar Animation Award

Nomination of foreign language films for the 65th Golden Globe Awards

Jury Award of 60th Cannes Film Festival

European film awards in 2007.

The film is adapted from the cartoon of the same name by marjane satrapi, an Iranian female illustrator, and tells her own growth experience in the form of autobiography, projecting the social changes in Iran for 30 years into her own story.

Majia has an enlightened and well-off family. When she was 14 years old, her parents decided to let her study in Austria in order to escape the war. After stumbling in a foreign country for four years, Ma Jia finally returned to Iran and her parents.

At this time, although the Iran-Iraq war basically ended, it brought retrogression to Iran. Unmarried men and women may be arrested for education even holding hands in the car; Require women's clothing to be more and more conservative; Entertainment, which is very common in other countries, is also banned in Iran.

Back in Iran, after the exam and failed marriage, with the support of her family, Ma Jia once again embarked on a foreign road. ...

Persepolis describes the various situations of ordinary people under social unrest from the perspective of women, and also includes various presentations to society.

In the social transformation, the spirit of vest's indomitable pursuit of true self is rich and thought-provoking.

At the same time, we can also see how Ma Jia's parents and grandmother face the cruel reality, accompany Ma Jia to grow up with warmth and wisdom, and cultivate Ma Jia's sense of independence. Persepolis is also a valuable educational guide.