Marriage of the Blessed

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Author: Mohsen Makhmalbaf · 1989

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Haji, a young combatant and photographer injured by an explosion at the front, leaves hospital and is advised by doctors to marry as part of his recovery. Back at his newspaper job, he and his fiancée Mehri, whose businessman father opposes the match, photograph poverty and injustice in Tehran, but the paper will not print the pictures. He relapses at the wedding, returns to hospital and comes to see the front as the only place for him. The film screened at the Fajr and Locarno festivals in 1989, and Roya Nonahali won the Crystal Simorgh for best actress for it.

حاجی، رزمنده و عکاس جوانی که در جبهه بر اثر موج انفجار آسیب دیده، از بیمارستان بیرون می‌آید و پزشکان ازدواج را برای بهبودش توصیه می‌کنند. او به کار عکاسی در روزنامه برمی‌گردد و همراه نامزدش مهری، که پدر بازرگانش با این وصلت مخالف است، در تهران از فقر و بی‌عدالتی عکس می‌گیرد، اما روزنامه این عکس‌ها را چاپ نمی‌کند. در جشن عروسی حالش دوباره بد می‌شود، به بیمارستان برمی‌گردد و سرانجام جبهه را تنها جای خود می‌بیند. فیلم در ۱۹۸۹ در جشنواره‌های فجر و لوکارنو نمایش داده شد و رؤیا نونهالی برای آن سیمرغ بلورین بهترین بازیگر زن را گرفت.

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تماشای خانگی · Can be watched at home: full film on IMVBox (free sign-up, according to the film page) ▶ Listen at the source ↗

تریلر · Film trailer on IMVBox ▶ Listen at the source ↗

پوستر · Film poster on Persian Wikipedia ▶ Listen at the source ↗

دستاورد · Crystal Simorgh for best actress to Roya Nonahali, Fajr Film Festival ▶ Listen at the source ↗

نقد · Donato Totaro · Offscreen · admiring ▶ Listen at the source ↗

نقد · Jonathan Rosenbaum (signed JR) · JonathanRosenbaum.net · admiring ▶ Listen at the source ↗

نقد · Keith Phipps · The A.V. Club · admiring ▶ Listen at the source ↗

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Author
Mohsen Makhmalbaf
Year
1989
Language
Persian
Class
Psychological Realism
Type
Film
Source
Ganjineh

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