[From the Italian language press]:
Il tempo è indefinito, il luogo l'Iran centrale, il film, una coproduzione della Repubblica Islamica dell'Iran con il Giappone, il regista, Abolfazl Jalili.
Zabriskie Point - Italia - di Teresa D'Anna - lunedì 22 ottobre 2007
The time is indefinite, the place is Central Iran, the movie, a co-production of the Islamic Republic of Iran and Japan, the director, Abolfazl Salili.
In competition at the Rome Film Fest II (October 18 - 27) "Hafez" has collected many applauses.
A story about the quest for the divine, the love for the Creator and for the creature; with the Word of God intertwined with the words of the 14th century Sufi poet.
And two contemporary men whose name is also Hafez, in love with Nabat (Japanese actress Kumiko Aso).
Beautiful. Those familiar with Sufi symbols and the meaning of the mirror will appreciate this movie even more.
Wednesday, October 24, 2007
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Wednesday, October 24, 2007
"Hafez"
[From the Italian language press]:
Il tempo è indefinito, il luogo l'Iran centrale, il film, una coproduzione della Repubblica Islamica dell'Iran con il Giappone, il regista, Abolfazl Jalili.
Zabriskie Point - Italia - di Teresa D'Anna - lunedì 22 ottobre 2007
The time is indefinite, the place is Central Iran, the movie, a co-production of the Islamic Republic of Iran and Japan, the director, Abolfazl Salili.
In competition at the Rome Film Fest II (October 18 - 27) "Hafez" has collected many applauses.
A story about the quest for the divine, the love for the Creator and for the creature; with the Word of God intertwined with the words of the 14th century Sufi poet.
And two contemporary men whose name is also Hafez, in love with Nabat (Japanese actress Kumiko Aso).
Beautiful. Those familiar with Sufi symbols and the meaning of the mirror will appreciate this movie even more.
Il tempo è indefinito, il luogo l'Iran centrale, il film, una coproduzione della Repubblica Islamica dell'Iran con il Giappone, il regista, Abolfazl Jalili.
Zabriskie Point - Italia - di Teresa D'Anna - lunedì 22 ottobre 2007
The time is indefinite, the place is Central Iran, the movie, a co-production of the Islamic Republic of Iran and Japan, the director, Abolfazl Salili.
In competition at the Rome Film Fest II (October 18 - 27) "Hafez" has collected many applauses.
A story about the quest for the divine, the love for the Creator and for the creature; with the Word of God intertwined with the words of the 14th century Sufi poet.
And two contemporary men whose name is also Hafez, in love with Nabat (Japanese actress Kumiko Aso).
Beautiful. Those familiar with Sufi symbols and the meaning of the mirror will appreciate this movie even more.
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