Letters in the Wind (film)

Letters in the Wind Persian Namehay Bad is a 2002 critically acclaimed Iranian film. It was the directorial debut of Ali RezaAmini.

The movie is directed in a crisp, unemotional, documentary style of narration, with little music, with the exception of street music in Tehran, and marching music at the training camp notably the Colonel Bogey March. Tersely made, the film is however full of candid humor.The original 35mm color version of the film was banned by the Government of Iran when the movie released in 2002. The movie was released in a gray tone digital version in the 2002 Toronto Film Festival. The director based some parts of the movie on his own experiences in the IranIraq war, referring to the movie as being made in the belly of the army. ........

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