Naneh Lala va bacheharesh

1997
1h 20m

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Naneh Lala is an elderly woman living in a house scheduled for demolition to make way for a new avenue. With all her children moved away and no phone in the house to contact them, she is in ... Read allNaneh Lala is an elderly woman living in a house scheduled for demolition to make way for a new avenue. With all her children moved away and no phone in the house to contact them, she is in a seemingly impossible situation with no hope. When her son calls a neighbor's phone insid... Read allNaneh Lala is an elderly woman living in a house scheduled for demolition to make way for a new avenue. With all her children moved away and no phone in the house to contact them, she is in a seemingly impossible situation with no hope. When her son calls a neighbor's phone inside a locked house, it is up to a local troupe of plucky children to get Naneh Lala there be... Read all

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Nane Lala

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- Kambuzia Partovi
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- Kambuzia Partovi
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8rgolay

Another delightful film from Iran

A great early film from Iran. This one is like The Little Rascals on steroids. About a dozen children try to help this old lady talk on the phone with her son that she has not heard from for a long time. The problem is the door to the house is locked and no key. The children are very inventive in ways to gain entry. What makes this film unique is what they put this poor lady through to accomplish their goal. Amazing they did some of this filming without regards to safety protocols we have here in the states. The Iranian directors for this film and past 40 years really know how to use amateurs and children in the cinema.