Molke Soleiman

This movie will not get you tiered. You shouldn't watch it with high expectations. It's an iranian movie not a Hollywood one. I've not seen this much graphic & music works on an iranian movie this much good.

Solomon have a good personality, innocent face with beautiful close up scenes. You can't watch movie & don't like him. I like acting of all actors & makeups.

The budget spent on the film was high and It is clear in the movie. You can see the difference between this movie & rest of all iranian movies.

As an iranian movie it makes me satisfied. I wanna say a good job to all crews of movie.

It may be the first Iranian film to have international quality. When I saw the film, I was very happy that Iranian cinema has progressed so much that make a quality film. Wait for higher quality movies from Iran.

In 2004, when Iranian Parliament approved the budget of the big production movies, Mojtaba Faravardeh suggested Solomon's life story and it was accepted to be the first Iranian big produced movie. There was many arguments why not an Iranian great honor of history to be filmed and there is yet.

After 2 years of researches over history and testaments, the group decided to write the screenplay just based on Holy Quran. The researches were not only about story line but also about set and costumes, and new technologies in nowadays cinema. So the group made many trips to many countries and after all they found Leo Lo as Visual Supervisor and Kinson Tsang as Sound Mixer that both of them were from Hong Kong. Again many argues begun why not European and Western Specialists? Mojtaba Faravardeh who became the Producer of this project at that time answered: "The first problem is western sanctions and second is different believes of us and them about Solomon and third is our Iranian specialist to be trained."

'The Kingdom Of Solomon' filmed from May 2006 to September 2007 in 9 months but with 5 months of standby for lack of budget. The group spent one year for post-production and the film was going to 2009 Fajr Film Festival but it didn't because Christianity New Year holidays and Chinese New Year holidays stopped foreign group to finish visual effects. After that stop, group finished the film and sent it to Chan Kwong-Wing to compose music for 'The kingdom of Solomon'.

The film was ready now to be screened but 2009 presidential election and events after that made group to send the film to 2010 Fajr Film Festival and at there 'The kingdom of Solomon' nominated in 9 parts and caught 5 Crystal Simorgh for best Visual Effects, best Music, best Sound Mix, best Make up, and best supporting actor by Mahdi Faghih who acted as Aara the Magician. But most of Iranian reviewers were not satisfied with the film quality since for the first Iranian big production movie that had five million dollars of budget, the result was acceptable.

These argue brought farther the release date and after all 'The kingdom of Solomon' movie released on 7 October 2010 in Iran and made 2.5 million dollars revenue until today. We should also remember that because of no good film, Iranians loosed their habit of going to cinemas. The film is going to be screened in Middle East countries and some other parts of the world after its screening in Iran finishes.

Shahriar Bahrani- writer and director- made his best in the first Part of Solomon trilogy as he did in 'Saint Mary' (2001) movie before. He promised to do better in making 'The kingdom of Solomon' following parts and I know he will do.

'The Kingdom Of Solomon The Prophet (Part One)' will be out soon and I recommend you to watch it.

First - Amin does a brilliant acting job at Sulaiman, not only as a strong and powerful king when he needs to be, but as a grounded and humble prophet too! Also - The film crew did a brilliant job of showing how the son of the Prophet Dawud would rule, it gives you a glimpse of Sulaiman would have actually ruled in his time. Education- The film does a brilliant job in giving us an insight into what Sulaiman did and how as it is quite hard to research into this particular character compared to others such as Jesus (PBUH) or Muhammad (PBUH). Film - The film does a brilliant job in entertainment, it has neither too much or too little action and neither too much or too little dragging bits. (and no cheesy scenes! :) ) I HIGHLY recommend you watch this and the 2 following films that, INSHALLAH!, will come out.

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Title: Kingdom of Solomon: A Cinematic Triumph in Epic Storytelling

"Kingdom of Solomon" is a majestic cinematic masterpiece that seamlessly blends history, drama, and spirituality to deliver an unforgettable cinematic experience. Directed with finesse and passion, this film takes audiences on a captivating journey through the life and times of one of the greatest rulers in history, King Solomon.

From the opening scene, the film grabs your attention with its breathtaking visuals and meticulous attention to detail in recreating the ancient world. The production design, costumes, and cinematography transport viewers to a bygone era, immersing them in the rich tapestry of King Solomon's kingdom.

What truly sets "Kingdom of Solomon" apart is its stellar cast. The performances are nothing short of exceptional, with each actor breathing life into their characters. The portrayal of King Solomon by the lead actor is particularly noteworthy, capturing the wisdom, charisma, and complexity of the legendary king. The supporting cast, too, adds depth and authenticity to the narrative, making every character a vital piece in the grand puzzle of Solomon's reign.

The screenplay is a triumph in storytelling, skillfully navigating through the key events of Solomon's life while maintaining a perfect balance between historical accuracy and cinematic spectacle. The dialogue is eloquent and thought-provoking, offering insights into the wisdom that made Solomon a revered figure.

The film's musical score deserves special mention, as it elevates every scene, heightening the emotional impact and immersing the audience in the grandeur of the narrative. The use of traditional instruments combined with a modern touch creates a symphony that resonates long after the credits roll.

"Kingdom of Solomon" manages to transcend the boundaries of a historical epic, delving into the spiritual and philosophical aspects of Solomon's reign. The exploration of his wisdom, the construction of the magnificent Temple, and the challenges he faced are all portrayed with nuance and depth, leaving audiences both entertained and enlightened.

In addition to its visual and narrative prowess, the film successfully imparts timeless lessons and moral reflections, making it not only a captivating cinematic experience but also a thought-provoking journey into the human condition.

In conclusion, "Kingdom of Solomon" stands as a testament to the power of cinema to transport audiences to different worlds and times while delivering a profound and resonant message. It is a film that will be remembered not only for its technical brilliance but also for its ability to touch the hearts and minds of its viewers. A true cinematic triumph, "Kingdom of Solomon" is a must-watch for anyone seeking an immersive, enlightening, and thoroughly satisfying film experience.