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Hossein Farzizade

Mohammad Rasoulof, Vahid Vakilifar, Mohammad Reza Jahanpanah, and Tiyam Yabandeh Jahroumi in Gesher (2010)
"Gesher," Reviewed
Mohammad Rasoulof, Vahid Vakilifar, Mohammad Reza Jahanpanah, and Tiyam Yabandeh Jahroumi in Gesher (2010)
Reviewed at the 2010 Abu Dhabi Film Festival.

In the Q&A after our screening of "Gesher," a man demanded to know what the director's intentions were with the film -- "I was not entertained," he announced. Another audience member fought back at the inappropriateness of making that observation in such a forum, and thing dissolved into an excellently combative discussion. It was entirely appropriate for the movie, which is a comedy in the primarily theoretical way that, for instance, David Gordon Green's "Undertow" is an action flick. Director Vahid Vakilifar was inspired to make "Gesher," his first feature, after he saw migrant workers living in unused pipes by the side of a refinery in southern Iran, where the Pars Special Energy/Economic Zone -- the Pseez -- encompasses an array of natural gas and petrochemical refineries and almost nothing else.

Jahan (Hossein Farzi-Zadeh), Qobad (Ghobad Rahmanissab) and Nezam (Abdolrassoul Daryapeyma...
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  • 10/20/2010
  • by Alison Willmore
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