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"Zahak" retains Ashizawa's characteristic combination of classical and avant-garde, with the judicious addition of marionette
and mask arts. It is as rich and complex as a Persian carpet: contemporary issues and conflicts of Iranian life subtly woven
into ancient Persian mythology, emphasizing certain overlooked motifs. It could be appreciated for the visual and audio effects
alone, but knowing the intricacy of ideas involved makes the experience even stronger for some audience members.
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