Audiences laugh at the absurdities of living in a country where everyone constantly asks for tips.
The hosts and guest critic Roxana Haddadi analyze the Iranian film 'It Was Just an Accident,' discussing its themes of vengeance and forgiveness, director Jafar Panahi's risky filmmaking under repression, and its craft as a political thriller. They explore its Oscar prospects and why it stands out from typical Hollywood treatments of similar subjects.
