Keshia Kay’s Reviews > The Lion Women of Tehran > Status Update

"The need to tell a story and listen to one is universal and timeless, no matter its form or whichever new technology brings the story to us."

“When we'd hiked up Alborz Mountain and seen Tehran laid out beneath us, it felt like the world could be entirely ours.”

Themes around friendship, identity, public perception, stereotypes, manipulative parenting and their crushing expectations, social hierarchies, grief, power struggles, politics, regret, greed, jealousy, facing your past… there’s a lot to explore here.