Rangha

1976
16min

CALIFICACIÓN DE IMDb

TU CALIFICACIÓN

Agrega una trama en tu idiomaA vibrant film essay exploring the range of hues that color our world, creatively introducing color values to young children as the narrator depicts where each appears in nature or in manufa... Leer todoA vibrant film essay exploring the range of hues that color our world, creatively introducing color values to young children as the narrator depicts where each appears in nature or in manufactured objects-featuring footage of consumer culture in Iran prior to the 1979 Iranian Rev... Leer todoA vibrant film essay exploring the range of hues that color our world, creatively introducing color values to young children as the narrator depicts where each appears in nature or in manufactured objects-featuring footage of consumer culture in Iran prior to the 1979 Iranian Revolution.

Dirección
- Abbas Kiarostami
Guionista
- Abbas Kiarostami
Elenco
- Shahin

Ver la información de producción en IMDbPro

CALIFICACIÓN DE IMDb

6.2/10

403

TU CALIFICACIÓN

Dirección
- Abbas Kiarostami
Guionista
- Abbas Kiarostami
Elenco
- Shahin

Ver la información de producción en IMDbPro

Fotos3

Elenco principal1

Editar

Shahin

Opiniones de usuarios3

6.2403

Opiniones destacadas

7edwartell

Goofy but fun

Abbas Kiarostami, director of such somber films as Taste Of Cherry, is the last person one would suspect of dabbling in goofy formalist instructional movies. Nevertheless, that's what he does here. A color is brought up - red, for example. Then various red things are shown, starting with that which is found in nature and going from there. And so on for various colors. Also, a boy with a pistol shoots different colored bottles of water and the same boy is the last survivor of a car chase. This is rather inconsequential but fun - like Seseme Street for simpleminded adults.

7maryflowers

Rhythmic film-making

This is definitely worth catching if you ever get the chance. I happened to come across it at a screening for the Kiarostami season here in London and really made my day. It's colour instruction for children, filmed in such a fun, uplifting way that it looks like Kiarostami was having a whale of a time doing it. It's witty, fast-paced and, in a subtle way, poetic, very much like most of Kiarostami's films, but in most other ways, radically different from them. Kanun was really lucky to have Kiarostami making films for them and Kiarostami was lucky to have been employed by Kanun to start his career with because he obviously got a lot from this experience of making films for and about children.