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Featuring:
Reza Baraheni, Arsalan Baraheni
Written by:
Arsalan Baraheni
Directed by:
Arsalan Baraheni
Release Date:
January 7, 2014
Original Title:
کیمیا و خاک
Alternate Titles:
Alchemy and Dust
Kimia & Khak
Kimia va Khaak
Kimia va Khak
Kimia-o-Khak
Genres:
Documentary
Ratings / Certifications:
N/A
Runtime: 27
Reza Baraheni is known as one of the greatest living Iranian poets and novelists. This poetic docudrama is shot and narrated by Baraheni's son, who suffered exile with him for the past 20 years and lives as a filmmaker in Toronto, Canada. The film deals with the artistic collaboration of a father and a son, a poet and a filmmaker. The film deals with exile and art, life and death, poetry and camera.
Reza Baraheni is known as one of the greatest living Iranian poets and novelists. This poetic docudrama is shot and narrated by Baraheni's son, who suffered exile with him for the past 17 years and lives as a filmmaker in Toronto, Canada. The film deals with the artistic collaboration of a father, a poet, and his son, a filmmaker. The production deals with themes such as exile and art, alchemy and poetry, life and death of the author.
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Cinematography:
Arsalan Baraheni
Director:
Arsalan Baraheni
Editor:
Roozbeh Mihankhah
Arsalan Baraheni
Producer:
Arsalan Baraheni
Writer:
Arsalan Baraheni
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