Bashu dealt with a very complex issue which was the cultural differences in Iran. It was masterfully done by one of the best directors of Iran, Bahram Beizai. Bashu was a young boy from South part of Iran who happened to end up in Northern part of Iran and experienced the cultur...( read more)
Adnan Afravian, Farokh-Lagha Hushmand, Parvis Pourhosseini
This touching, thought-provoking Iranian children's drama, from 1989 has a simple story, but complex undertones as it is simultaneously a quiet plea for peace and tolerance, an entertaining story and ...( read more
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DVD Release Date: April 26, 2005
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February 26, 2009
a very nice movie.. one of the best iran movies that will keep your eyes stuck in front of the screen..
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September 9, 2008
Fantastic and it means the word fully. The fantasy elements, both delusional and desire of the titular kid, was such a surprise, I could not even be sure it was that. I absolutely found the film to be a beautiful reflection of inter-ethnic mingling and its various problems and ye...( read more)
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