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leukeran for dogs Golshifteh Farahani plays a beautiful but careworn woman in a ruined warzone, obediently tending to her wounded husband, who is in a persistent vegetative state after being shot in the neck. In life, he was a cruel and tyrannical husband, and his wife is now sensing that despite the crushing burden of caring for him, she has a euphoric kind of freedom in speaking her mind to his mute, unblinking quasi-corpse. The man has become what ancient tradition called a "patience stone", a mystical jewel to which all cares and worries can be cathartically confided. Her candid story is gripping: her sensuality and sexuality, together with defiant self-respect, powerfully uncoil. This is a film to?be compared with Almod??var's Talk to Her or maybe Dennis Potter's Brimstone and Treacle. Its final moments have overwhelming force.