Tabous - Zohre & Manouchehr

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Filmmaker Mitra Farahani portrays love and sex in today's Iran. One part fiction and one part documentary, the film was shot secretly and is banned in its native country. The fictional part ... Read allFilmmaker Mitra Farahani portrays love and sex in today's Iran. One part fiction and one part documentary, the film was shot secretly and is banned in its native country. The fictional part is based on "The story of Zohra and Manouchehr" poem of Iraj Mirza.Filmmaker Mitra Farahani portrays love and sex in today's Iran. One part fiction and one part documentary, the film was shot secretly and is banned in its native country. The fictional part is based on "The story of Zohra and Manouchehr" poem of Iraj Mirza.

Director
- Mitra Farahani
Writers
- Mitra Farahani
- Iraj Mirza
Stars
- Coralie Revel
- Stéphane Benrezzak

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6.3/10

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Director
- Mitra Farahani
Writers
- Mitra Farahani
- Iraj Mirza
Stars
- Coralie Revel
- Stéphane Benrezzak

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Awards
- 1 nomination total

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Coralie Revel

Zohre

Stéphane Benrezzak

Manouchehr

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- Mitra Farahani
Writers
- Mitra Farahani
- Iraj Mirza
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This movie is a documentary, also illustrated by some fictional parts, adapted from an Iraj Mirza's poem and starring Coralie Revel and Stéphane Benrezzak.

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1/10

this is not the real Iran

This documentary is far from truth. Iranian society is very diverse, of course you can find a minority who think and behave like that, but just a minority! people interviewed in this documentary are restricted to: religious fanatics,clergies,blue-collars,prostitutes, and trans-genders!! If Ms. Farahani had interviewed some college students, scholars, and more intellectual type of people, the whole conveyed image would certainly be different.

Such directors, writers, etc., in the cover of feminism or women's rights, try to demonstrate a fanatic and exaggerated version of developing societies to the outside world, just to catch their "wow!" and become famous.