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Marmoulak

  • 2004
  • 1 h 55 min
AVALIAÇÃO DA IMDb
8,4/10
24 mil
SUA AVALIAÇÃO
Parviz Parastui and Ra'na Azadivar in Marmoulak (2004)
SátiraComédiaDrama

Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaA recently jailed petty thief disguises as a Mullah and succeeds in escaping; but has to stay in the Mullah' role longer than he expected to.A recently jailed petty thief disguises as a Mullah and succeeds in escaping; but has to stay in the Mullah' role longer than he expected to.A recently jailed petty thief disguises as a Mullah and succeeds in escaping; but has to stay in the Mullah' role longer than he expected to.

  • Direção
    • Kamal Tabrizi
  • Roteirista
    • Peyman Ghassemkhani
  • Artistas
    • Parviz Parastui
    • Bahram Ebrahimi
    • Reza Saeedi
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  • AVALIAÇÃO DA IMDb
    8,4/10
    24 mil
    SUA AVALIAÇÃO
    • Direção
      • Kamal Tabrizi
    • Roteirista
      • Peyman Ghassemkhani
    • Artistas
      • Parviz Parastui
      • Bahram Ebrahimi
      • Reza Saeedi
    • 27Avaliações de usuários
    • 29Avaliações da crítica
  • Veja as informações de produção no IMDbPro
  • Veja as informações de produção no IMDbPro
    • Prêmios
      • 4 vitórias e 1 indicação no total

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    Parviz Parastui
    Parviz Parastui
    • Reza Mesghali
    Bahram Ebrahimi
    • Mojaver
    Reza Saeedi
    • Sargord Atef
    Shahrokh Foroutanian
    Shahrokh Foroutanian
    • Hajj Reza Ahmadi
    Mehran Rajabi
    Mehran Rajabi
    • Mohandes Shojaei
    Farideh Sepah Mansour
    • Motazedi's Mother (Madar-e Motazedi)
    Ra'na Azadivar
    Ra'na Azadivar
    • Fayezeh
    Soheyla Razavi
    • Fayezeh's Mother (Madar-e Fayezeh)
    Maedeh Tahmasebi
    • Ozra
    Naghi Seif Jamali
    • Fazli
    Siroos Hemati
    • Mojtaba
    Seyyed Mehrdad Ziaei
    Seyyed Mehrdad Ziaei
    • Prisoner (ham selouli-e Reaza)
    Hossein Soleimani
    Hossein Soleimani
    • Gholamali
    Ali Abedini
    • Jackson
    Hossein Abedini
    • Soldier guarding the turret
    Soheil Bayat
    • Haj soheil
    Amir Bengard
    • Amir Bengard
    • (narração)
    Amirhosein Gholami Ebtekar
    • Amir
    • Direção
      • Kamal Tabrizi
    • Roteirista
      • Peyman Ghassemkhani
    • Elenco e equipe completos
    • Produção, bilheteria e muito mais no IMDbPro

    Avaliações de usuários27

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    9Levacher

    Nice and totally different

    It's rare to see a film that as much as it amuses, it also takes an angle on serious matters. These last fifteen years have seen a series of films flourishing out of the path of some very talented Persian directors, expressing their views on life, on people, on the political issues and so on, through an anthology of subjects that come to show with finesse things that couldn't be said otherwise. "Marmoolak" is one of those. Only here, the destiny of men and women of an entire country subject to the whims of its rulers symbolized here by one man (the fake cleric played with gusto and talent by Parviz Parastui) is shown not by the means of drama, but throughout comedy. And comedy is something that Persians seem to know about. To say that this film is funny is a euphemism. There is situation comedy here, and it is treated with much lightness. But if one goes farther and looks through it, one can easily capture the fate of an entire people. Works like this, in the form of a film or a book, etc, usually help change things. Let's hope this one does. Talent as they say, has no boundary.
    10kayatdouz

    what a great movie.bravo!!!!

    I have seen this movie over 10 times. As an Iranian I found that the movie was very funny yet very thoughtful. I think Mr. Kamal Tabrizi (director) is trying to distinguish between true believers and the ones that use religion in a negative way to control the masses. Here is a felon who escapes from prison using some cleric's clothing. That same cleric tells "Maroulak', before his escape, that there an as many ways to reach God as there is people on Earth. The cleric uses a proverb in Persian witch means almost the same as the one in English, You can't judge a book by its cover, after Reza (maroulak) curses mullahs and finds out that he is one also. He also reads him a paragraph from the book called "The Little Prince". After his escape, Reza ends up in a small town that has an almost unfrequented mosque but slowly people start coming back to see who this new cleric is. For me this movie is very symbolic of the way Iranian live today with there religion and leaders. There are some people that can't differentiate between the good ones and the "evil" ones. Most of them judge a cleric as soon as the see he is dress like one therefore Mr. Tabrizi tries to tell us to hold our judgements until we are sure of them. We also see a little boy throughout the movie that never talks witch is the same little prince, in my opinion, from that famous book. I find that this was one of the best movies I have ever seen and a great contribution to Persian cinema. But sadly many Iranians that I have talked to don't understand the movie for what it is. So if you going to see the movies remember that this movie is mainly based on one sentence: YOU CAN'T JUDGE A BOOK BY IT'S COVER. I also suggest that one read the mentioned book before watching the movie.
    10farzin989

    Humorous, yet, touching and profound film

    I, as an Iranian, think this is by far one of the greatest films I have ever seen in my life, and although you may think that I'm bias, I was actually born and raised in the United States. The move was a comedy, yes, it was funny, but that is a very minor element in this film where I think profound Iranian culture, spirituality, and decency was brilliantly portrayed. I have seen this move over 5 times, and each time I watch it, I am refreshed by the moving inspiration and profound subtleties of the film.

    This movie beautifully depicts the traditional outlook of mullahs (as well as the common traditional believers in Iran), and the universal spirituality of being a true believer. If this movie is merely interpreted as a jest to put down mullahs, or as a pure comical film of the trenches of disguise and deceit, then I feel sorry for that viewer's simplistic view. Well-done to the director for making this masterful film, and I'm sorry for the non-Iranians who will probably only get 30 % of the essence and meaning of this film.

    Lastly, this film IS prevalent and easily ACCESSIBLE in Iran, and it is on DVD.
    9ridwane

    Excellent movie! Hilarious and powerful.

    I had the chance of watching this excellent movie yesterday at the Montreal World Film Festival. This is the second Iranian film that I've seen (the first was 'Taste of Cherry') and I'm enchanted.

    This is the story of a thief who has an extraordinary agility at climbing walls just like a lizard (Marmoulak), his escape from prison, and his redemption. To hide his identity, he becomes a mullah (Muslim religious scholar) and improvises as best as he can. The dialogs on theology and Muslim daily life are funny, yet very powerful. This excellent movie is not only a slap to the ruling clergy in Iran, but also a slap to religious fundamentalism of any faith.

    The acting is very good. The 'Mullah' role is performed beautifully and the Lizard gives the Mullah the right dose of authority and charisma while remaining a very down-to-earth person. I enjoyed every minute. This is a movie that I'll be delighted to watch again.

    Highly recommended. 9/10
    8ixta_coyotl

    My Favorite Iranian Film Yet

    Just saw this film at its American debut (?) at the Neptune Theater as part of the Seattle Int'l Film Festival. Marmoulak (The Lizard) is a heartwarming and saddening tale about a man on the run who disguises himself as a Mullah while trying to sneak across the border to get out of Iran. A comedic satire in the tradition of La Ley de Herodes, Marmoulak is full of gentle humanist irony which becomes sadly evident but never too overt. Parvis Parastui gives an outstanding performance in the lead, and all the supporting roles are also acted at a highly competent level. The story and cinematography are quite professional as well. After a very successful run, Marmoulak was banned in Iran as sacrilegious. It's definitely worth checking out. Every American who thinks about the nuclear option when the Middle East is discussed should certainly be forced to watch this film.

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    • Curiosidades
      Broke Iranian box-office record although it was only in theaters for two weeks.
    • Citações

      Mojtaba: Haji,in North Pole we have six months of nights and six months of days. How can we say our day and night prayers over there?

      Reza Marmoulak: You look at me as if you have a bus ticket for the North Pole and you want to leave right now!

      Reza Marmoulak: Actually, there are differences among the clergy over this issue. Some of them believe that we Muslims should never go tho North Pole because we are used to warm climates and the cold weather will bother us. So why should we go to a place where we might freeze to death?

      Mojtaba: Then, if a war breaks out between the Muslims and North Pole what would happen to a Muslim who might be taken captive?

      Reza Marmoulak: Yes!Actually this is what the other clergy say that all the prayers that you say during the six months of night will be considered as night prayers and so screw the North Pole.You better say your prayers according to the local time of your own country.

      Mojtaba: Haji, Then if we take that...

      Reza Marmoulak: Case closed.You better eat your yoghurt!

    • Cenas durante ou pós-créditos
      In the scene of Parviz Parastouei's rise from the wall of the house to save the girl, the stuntman was not used, and Parviz Parastouei practiced for a while,
    • Conexões
      References Pulp Fiction: Tempo de Violência (1994)

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    Detalhes

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    • Data de lançamento
      • 21 de abril de 2004 (Irã)
    • País de origem
      • Irã
    • Centrais de atendimento oficiais
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    • Idioma
      • Persa
    • Também conhecido como
      • The Lizard
    • Locações de filme
      • Ahar, Shemiranat County, Tehran Province, Irã
    • Empresa de produção
      • Faradis
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    • Tempo de duração
      • 1 h 55 min(115 min)
    • Cor
      • Color
    • Mixagem de som
      • Mono
    • Proporção
      • 1.85 : 1

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