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Release Date:
June 19, 2018
Original Title:
Deyzangeroo
Genres:
Animation
Production Companies:
ONF | NFB
Production Countries:
Canada
Ratings / Certifications:
N/A
Runtime: 4
Many cultures have viewed the lunar eclipse as a powerful reminder of the Day of Judgment. People chant prayers, sing songs and recite poetry, all in an effort to communicate with nature and the cosmic forces in the sky. They ask for forgiveness or understanding, as they yearn for what they fear is lost. “Deyzangeroo” is one such ritual, performed in the Iranian port city of Bushehr, on the shores of the Persian Gulf. The distinctive percussive music, rhythmic chants and tribal dances—an echo of the city’s colonial rule by the British and Portuguese, and the African slaves that followed—are performed with reverence, fear and magic. The ritual is believed to ward off evil spirits and take back the moon. And it works every time…
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Director:
Ehsan Gharib
Executive Producer:
Michael Fukushima
Foley:
Lise Wedlock
Foley Recordist:
Geoffrey Mitchell
Music:
Habib Meftah Boushehri
Online Editor:
Denis Pilon
Producer:
Maral Mohammadian
Sound Designer:
Olivier Calvert
Sound Recordist:
Serge Boivin
Title Designer:
Mélanie Bouchard
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