Rehana Maryam Noor(রেহানা মরিয়ম নূর)

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Saad’s is a bleak film, as claustrophobic and oppressive as the unyielding blue that smothers each frame, and brave enough not to sacrifice honesty on the altar of catharsis.

The Hollywood Reporter by Deborah Young

Saad has an absolutely sure hand in directing Badhon and guiding her into higher octaves of the role as the drama grows and grows.

Screen Daily by Jonathan Romney

The film derives a magnetic continuity, and an unsettling range of dynamics, from Haque Badhon’s performance

The Playlist by Robert Daniels

Saad’s sharp psychological character study doesn’t provide the cathartic ending audiences might crave. The perspective is too cold, too ambiguous to give such easy answers. The film, instead, serves as a showcase for Badhon and a platform to examine the limits of unbendable ethics in a sexist culture.