The White Meadows
Very melodic with a definite sense of the surreal.
Mohammad Rasoulof
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The White Meadows
The otherworldly salt islands of Iran’s Lake Urmia provide the fittingly surreal setting for director Mohammad Rasoulof’s mesmerizing fable. "I've come to listen to people’s heartaches and take away tears," says an old boatman as he rows among the gray waters and white salt...Watch Movie
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The White Meadows
A remarkable film, not only because it creates a world made up of myths, omens, rituals and allegories, as well as perceptions that are beyond surreal—mainly because they are rooted...
The White Meadows
Beautifully haunting and not obvious at all. The combination of an incredible location with mysterious characters works very well. Simple and powerful.
The White Meadows
All of us have Rituals that address our suffering, and prepare us for death. In a materialistic culture they may be less apparent, but exist no less. Tears are a...
The White Meadows
I guess I'll have to watch Manuscripts Don't Burn to get a bead on this guy's politics, as the allegorical elements here aren't immediately obvious, though I have a few...