Roozi keh zan shodam : The day I became a woman /

Three portraits of women at three stages of life in Iran: a nine-year-old girl is told she can no longer play with boys because she is now a "woman", a young wife who enters a bicycle race against her husband's wishes, and an elderly woman who gains money and the freedom to do what sh...

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Corporate Authors: Makhmalbaf Film House, Olive Films
Other Authors: Mishkīnī, Marz̤iyah, 1969-, Makhmalbāf, Muḥsin, Akhar, Fatemeh Cheragh, Toloui, Shabnam, Sedighi, Azizeh, Nashat, Shirin
Format: Video DVD
Language:Persian
Language Notes:In Farsi, with optional English subtitles.
Published: [Saint Charles, Ill.] : Olive Films, [2005]
Edition:Widescreen format.
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Summary:Three portraits of women at three stages of life in Iran: a nine-year-old girl is told she can no longer play with boys because she is now a "woman", a young wife who enters a bicycle race against her husband's wishes, and an elderly woman who gains money and the freedom to do what she wishes with it.
Item Description:Originally released as a motion picture in 2000.
"Olive Film's opus"--Container.
Container insert includes essay and photographs by Persian artist Shirin Neshat.
Special features: optional commentary by New York Film Festival program director and film scholar Richard Pena; theatrical trailer (3 min., in Farsi with English subtitles); photo gallery.
Videorecording.
Physical Description:1 videodisc (78 min.) : sound, color ; 4 3/4 in. + 1 guide (16 pages : illustrations, color ; 19 cm.)
Format:DVD, region 1; Dolby Digital stereo.
Audience:BBFC rating: PG.
Awards:2000 Venice Film Festival, Jury Prize
2000 Pusan International Film Festival, Best Asian Film
2000 Toronto International Film Festival, Second Prize
2000 Chicago Film Festival, Gold Medallion
Production Credits:Cinematography, Ebrahim Ghafouri, Mohammad Ahmadi ; editors, Shahrzad Poya, Maysam Makhmalbaf ; music, Mohammad Reza Darvishi.