Youth in a Cage

THE ONE FILM INFAMOUSLY REJECTED FROM CANNES' OFFICIAL SELECTION BECAUSE IT WAS TOO GOOD. Iranian auter Armon Mahdavi ventures into the true nature of adolesence through his masterpiece of self-discovery, societal critique, and epistomological questioning. Youth in a Cage forces us to reconsider everything we think we know about life and love, and reminds us that one's true meaning can be found though simple human acts, such as using the restroom or sitting in front of a computer. Highly appraised by Hungarian filmmaker Béla Tarr as the greatest film of all time.