TIFF Review: ‘180 Degree Rule’ speaks for countless women whose only language is silence Film Reviews Reviews Toronto International Film Festival TIFF Review: ‘180 Degree Rule’ speaks for countless women whose only language is silence Mina Takla September 15, 2020 Plot: Tehran, present day. A school teacher and a mother to a 5-year old daughter is preparing to attend a family wedding in northern Iran.... Read More
TIFF Review: ‘180 Degree Rule’ speaks for countless women whose only language is silence 
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