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‘It Was Just an Accident’: Inside 2025’s Most Pivotal 15 Minutes and Best Supporting Performance

8+ mon, 3+ week ago   (307+ words) That would not be the case in the film’s final 15 minutes, as Panahi makes a dramatic shift in the climactic scene and the shift to the now-conscious Eghbal character. “While I was working on this film, I kept thinking that…...