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16 mag 2019 · Film Review: ‘The Swallows of Kabul’ Two female directors co-sign this involving adaptation of Yasmina Khadra’s elegant literary fiction about life under Taliban control in the Afghan capital.
Directed by. Zabou Breitman, Eléa Gobbé-Mévellec. France, 2019. Animation. 81. Synopsis. In the summer of 1998, young lovers Mohsen and Zunaira try to covertly experience passion in spite of the oppressive presence of the Taliban that affects even the most private aspects of life. Meanwhile, older couple Atiq and Mussarat are dealing with a ...
6 mag 2024 · Kabul im Sommer 1998. Zunaira ist jung und voller Lebenshunger. Diesen zu stillen ist alles andere als einfach: Die Kinos und Theater in ihrer von den Taliban besetzten Heimatstadt sind geschlossen, Musik ist aus der Öffentlichkeit verbannt, die Universität liegt in Trümmern. Also verbringt ...
Nazeesh actually leaves the village (Kabul). He is passed by a 4x4 military truck. In the car, you meet a man named Qassim. He is on his way to his mother's funeral. He does not know her very well, as he left his village when he was 12 and his mother was both deaf and mute. He is number 6 out of 140 kids. On his way back to Kabul, he stops to eat.
Adattamento del romanzo di Yasmina Kadra The Swallows of Kabul (2002), la regista / attrice Zabou Breitman e l'animatrice Eléa Gobbé Mévellec arrivano a Cannes 2019 con un film d’animazione girato con una tecnica particolare.
Critically embraced after its Un Certain Regard screening in Cannes, Zabou Breitman and Eléa Gobbé-Mévellec’s harrowing story of two Afghani couples living under the shadow of the Taliban (based on the novel by Yasmina Khadra) has enjoyed universal acclaim on the festival circuit. Summer 1998 – Kabul under Taliban rule. Zunaira and Mohsen are young […]
Storyline (warning: spoilers) Set in Kabul in 1998 – when it was under Taliban control – this film gets us in immediately with its exquisite naturalistic animation. The sights – and equally the sounds – of the city’s street life are uncannily vivid. Given the context, it comes as no surprise that events quickly unfold in a very heavy ...
