‘Midday Meal’ Review: Touching Iranian Drama Charts a Teacher’s Desperate Acts to Provide for His School
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‘Midday Meal’ Review: Touching Iranian Drama Charts a Teacher’s Desperate Acts to Provide for His School
“Midday Meal” isn’t necessarily about the art of cooking, but it is in part about the rituals of food, rituals which become more precious with scarcity. But more than that, the new film from director Majid Majidi — best known for his 1997 drama “Children of Heaven”, the first Iranian production ever nominated for the […]
The publication described "Noon Meal" as a spectacular work with a masterful and calculated direction, and spoke of the possibility of Majidi and Mohammad Rahimi winning awards at the Busan Film Festival.
At the premiere of his new film "Midday Food" at the Busan Film Festival, Majid Majidi dedicated his film to the brave people of Iran and the oppressed children of Minab.
With Midday Meal, Iranian master director Majid Majidi continues his journey of exploring human dignity in adversity.
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