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Our Father (2004)

When their father dies, two young men discover a stack of love letters although they knew of no one in his life. Tensions rise when they begin to suspect that the writer of the letters was another man.

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Bambey 08 Aug 2022

Easily the greatest African movie of all time.

Megan Lehmann 22 Feb 2008

This modest little film out of Africa suffers from largely rudderless direction, relying for any sense of profundity on the breathtaking beauty of Abraham Haile Biru's cinematography.

Jack Mathews 03 Jul 2010

Haroun is deft at handling the joys and pain of childhood. He neither condescends nor over-sentimentalizes. It is a story of separation anxiety (for Amine) and coming of age (for Tahir) and it's universal.

David Stratton 02 Jul 2010

Haroun's film is both touching and, ultimately, almost perversely optimistic.

M.Daye 04 Feb 2006

Sometimes silence can say so much more than blocks of mawkish dialogue. Brilliantly-acted and wonderfully shot.