Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Mohamad Ali Keshavarz | ... | Film Director | |
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Farhad Kheradmand | ... | Farhad |
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Zarifeh Shiva | ... | Mrs. Shiva |
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Hossein Rezai | ... | Hossein |
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Tahereh Ladanian | ... | Tahereh |
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Hocine Redai | ... | Hocine |
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Zahra Nourouzi | ... | Kouly's Daughter |
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Nosrat Bagheri | ... | Achiz (as Nasret Betri) |
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Azim Aziz Nia | ... | Azim |
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Ostadvali Babaei | ... | Teacher (as Astadouli Babani) |
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N. Boursadiki | ... | Tahra |
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Khodabakhsh Defaei | ... | teacher (as Kheda Barech Defai) |
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Ahmed Ahmed Poor | ... | Self (as A. li Ahmed Poor) |
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Babek Ahmed Poor | ... | Self |
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Mahbanou Darabi |
The movie focuses on one of the events in And Life Goes On (1992), and explores the relationship between the movie director, and the actors. The local actors play a couple who got married right after the earthquake. In reality, the actor is trying to persuade the actress that they should get married. Written by Sam Tabibnia <samtab@uclink.berkeley.edu>
Found this film to easily engage my heart without burdening my head with too much technique. Funny, sad, the two sides of the ever encompassing cinema coin. An seemingly effortless exploration of the relationships of men and women, tradition and experience, the old and the somewhat new. And what a beautiful rhythmic last sequence, one of the best of all my moviegoing history.