This Korean import plays on all U.S. DVD players and the English subtitles come on automatically, so it is easier to navigate than a lot other Asian imports with instructions written in their particular language of origin.Reviewed in the United Kingdom on September 13, 2017 One of my favorite works of art in any genre; I can only bear to watch it occasionally. reminder of how quickly relations between countries and their people can change.
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Modern democracy, warts and all, would not be possible without the swift kick to the nuts this I had no knowledge of the Israel-Iran relationship before the revolution, and this documentary was made with great footages.
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For more info see our It also analyzes reviews to verify trustworthiness.Sorry, we failed to record your vote. Today they may be sworn enemies, but in the 60s and 70s thousands of Israelis lived in Iran. A pesar de su juventud imprime una potente dosis de oficio en su segundo film, en parte autobiográfico.
That said, I plan to revisit it and see if my reaction changes, and certainly I enjoyed Bertolucci's already masterful use of image and sound,
Muy buena calidad técnica y la historia interesante, aunque incluya cliche.
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Autant je retrouve avec plaisir dans une copie exceptionnelle un des meilleurs films du cinéaste à ses débuts.Après tâtonnements puisque annoncé j'obtiens les sous-titres en français pour le film mais les bonus sans doutes interessants ne sont qu'en italien et la présentation de Scorcese en anglais et sous-titrée en italien.Frustration donc. It brings a period of time to our attention that despite all the books, documentaries, and movies that have been discussing and describing it,many of it's aspects have remained unknown.
Dan Shadur: "Before the Revolution is the product of a long and exciting journey that helped me get a little bit closer to my parents, their dreams and their values as a young Israeli couple confronted by a rare, hugely significant and historic event. Please try againSorry, we failed to record your vote.
I may have gotten a defective copy, but that was our experience with this Blu-ray.
This fascinating doc exposes the dark reality of a forgotten slice of history. Instead, our system considers things like how recent a review is and if the reviewer bought the item on Amazon. Very educational!
(“Why Industrial Revolution happened here BBC documentary.”) In late 18th century for the first time the power of streams and rivers was used to mechanize the textile industry suddenly mills and factories were mass producing textiles and clothing and soon factories were not just making textiles, but furniture and other everyday items.
Nevertheless, as the title proclaims, he can see merit in chronicling the lives of the bourgeois protagonists whom he has studied so well.
Voir les photos jointes. pretentiousness and emotional distance in "Before the Revolution that kept me from feeling moved or from being led to think deeply about the ideas. Sign in to see videos available to you.Rentals include 30 days to start watching this video and 48 hours to finish once started.Quickly browse titles in our catalog based on the ones you have picked. If you are interested in Iran's contemporary history and the middle east in general don't miss out on this movie.
Impeccable high-def transfer to Blu-ray (and of course a five-star masterpiece of a film), BUT the two-hours-plus of extra materials, including the Martin Scorsese introduction and the interviews, do not play in my Samsung Region 1 Blu-ray player: the cursor moves to each of those listings in the menu and then does nothing.
Please try againTravelling or based outside United States? But in '79 the expat's "Persian paradise" was shattered by the Islamist revolution.
The American revolution was born of high ideals that anticipated the French revolution and, some may argue, the Russian revolution.
A look inside the lives of Israelis residing in Iran before the 1979 Islamic revolution.
Dan Shadur, the son of an Israeli couple residing in Tehran before the revolution interviews his fathers colleagues and friends about their experiences of living in Iran, their memories, the circumstances and the pros and cons, surprisingly they all have a unique feeling toward Iran, and talk about their memories with a great passion; they talk about the similarities between Iranians and Jewish people, their life style in Tehran and their high salaries and it was very entertaining and interesting at the same time to look at the pictures of Iran decades ago.