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The Mirror (Persian: آینه Ayneh) is a 1997 Iranian film directed by Jafar Panahi, about a little girl trying to find her way home from school.
Nov 25, 1998 · The Mirror: Directed by Jafar Panahi. With Mina Mohammad Khani, Kazem Mojdehi, Naser Omuni, M. Shirzad. When a young girl becomes lost in the hustle and bustle of Tehran, her journey turns into a dazzling exercise on the nature of film itself.
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- Drama
- Jafar Panahi
- 1998-11-25
Sep 8, 2016 · These opening scenes in Jafar Panahi’s powerful film “The Mirror” are so realistic that the movie has the feel of a documentary made with a hidden camera. The teeming streets and intimate conversations convey a remarkably intense picture of a particular city’s mood and texture at a specific moment.
The Mirror - The Criterion Channel. Directed by Jafar Panahi • 1997 • Iran. Starring Mina Mohammad Khani, Aida Mohammadkhani, Kazem Mojdehi. Iranian master Jafar Panahi explores the interplay of imagination and reality in this slyly inventive meta-film marvel.
Year: 1997. Original title: Ayneh. Synopsis: When a young girl becomes lost in the hustle and bustle of Tehran, her journey turns into a dazzling exercise on the nature of film itself.You can watch The Mirror through flatrate on the platforms: Criterion Channel.
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- Farzad Jadat
- 1997: Locarno Film Festival: Golden Leopard
- Iran
A child’s-eye adventure in the vein of his classic The White Balloon, Jafar Panahi’s meta film playfully unravels its own neorealist premise. Endearingly delightful to follow, the journey of a little girl through Tehran’s sea of people and traffic is subtly grounded in its sociopolitical realities.
A child’s-eye adventure in the vein of his classic The White Balloon, Jafar Panahi’s meta film playfully unravels its own neorealist premise. Endearingly delightful to follow, the journey of a little girl through Tehran’s sea of people and traffic is subtly grounded in its sociopolitical realities.
