Loneliness and isolation are a part of life for two mine keepers in a remote mountain town. Their only light of hope comes in the form of a small dog they find and an unknown woman they see walking in the distance. People enter and exit their lives, including a group of mine workers—but it is the very world they have created for themselves to deal with their loneliness that keeps others out. Nevertheless, they still ultimately find pleasure in the subtle and simple things of life.
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Born in 1970 in Tehran, Amini holds a degree in theatre direction. He has also had experience as a performer as well as theater and cinema director of short and documentary films. He has made 20 short films and has participated in many festivals, winning awards in many of them. He was assistant-director for Bahman Ghobadi’s films LIVING IN THE MIST and TIME OF DRUNKEN HORSES. Amini’s first feature which tells the story of soldiers in Iran, despite not being allowed to leave it’s own borders, was seen and appreciated by most of the influential foreign experts of Iranian film. |
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