Children of Heaven
Drama • 1997 • 1 hr 28 min
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Amir Farrokh Hashemian, Bahare Seddiqi, Nafise Jafar-Mohammadi, Reza Naji, Fereshte Sarabandi
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Sometimes sweet and sometimes bitter like the normal life of a poor child. It depicts childish and simple thoughts of poverty.
One of the most memorable movies I have ever watched in my life. The OG tear-jerker. Definitely a must watch.
Super simple story but emotional and moving despite this. Good kid actors too
A warm and honest depiction of childhood loyalty in the face of hardship.
I have never been more interested in a children's foot race.
حتما ببینید. جزو سینمایی های خوب ایران هست.
Perfect example of everybody has their own world
Everything in this movie is awful i dont know how people appreciate this staff
A quiet masterpiece. Simple story, huge heart & beautifully told, still sticks with me. Easily one of the best Iranian films I’ve ever seen.
if you think about it the plot is simple but the way it’s portrayed and the emotions that this movie brings out, it’s such a beautiful story
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