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Baran (2001)

On a building site in present-day Tehran, Lateef, a 17-year-old Turkish worker is irresistibly drawn to Rahmat, a young Afghan worker. The revelation of Rahmat's secret changes both their lives.

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EricS. 19 Dec 2005

As you watch the movie, ask yourself what guides Lateef. Is it a possible desire for romance, as some have suggested; is it also extreme guilt, longing for penitence, protectiveness toward the opposite sex, sympathy, and, finally, respect As you watch the movie, ask yourself what guides Lateef.

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Karen L 17 Sep 2009

Wonderful and absolutely fantastic. Majid Majidi's work is a new humanist. 84/100

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Andriy D 27 May 2010

One of the best Iranian films I have ever seen. Wonderful cinematography. Another imaginative reinterpretation of the neorealist tradition.

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Edwin P 04 Sep 2011

Majid Majidi's "Baran" The release of "Baran" on DVD is yet another example of how a fine film that got very limited release theatrically in North America can now finally reach a much broader audience. It made an appearance at the New York Film Festival, got a weeklong qualifying Oscar run in December in two theaters and then made an appearance again in May in a handful of theaters before going into obscurity. The film is about sacrifice and unrequited love between an Iranian young man and an Afghan refugee. Here, director Majid Majidi's efforts show with the film's striking cinematography, solid performances and memorable images. We get a rare glimpse about the culture and its people in this part of the world that we normally don't even know or hear about especially from today's Western media. "Baran" is enriching and emotionally satisfying. The recent slate of films coming out of Iran as of late has been quite impressive.

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Gaurang P 01 Jan 2008

To take a simple story and give it a touch of brilliance. Majid is a great filmmaker who has the eye for details and creates sheery poetry on screen.

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