Crimson Gold

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Crimson Gold is a critically acclaimed Iranian drama film directed by Jafar Panahi that explores social injustice and class disparity in contemporary Tehran.

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instanceOf Iranian film
film
addresses social stratification in Iran
urban alienation
awardReceived FIPRESCI Prize
Jury Prize at Un Certain Regard
censorshipStatusInIran banned from public screening
cinematographyBy Hossein Jafarian
countryOfOrigin Iran
criticReception critically acclaimed
depicts contemporary Tehran society
dialogueLanguage Persian
director Jafar Panahi
distributor Artificial Eye
editedBy Jafar Panahi
festivalCircuit international art-house festivals
filmFestivalScreening Cannes Film Festival
filmingLocation Tehran
filmMovement Iranian New Wave
genre drama
hasColorProcess color
hasDirectorStyle realist
hasFilmRating high critical rating
mainTheme class disparity
social injustice
musicBy Mohammad Reza Darvishi
narrativeFocus a pizza delivery man in Tehran
narrativeStructure nonlinear
notableFor collaboration between Jafar Panahi and Abbas Kiarostami
social critique of Iranian society
originalLanguage Persian
portrays economic inequality in Iran
everyday life of working class in Tehran
humiliation and dignity of the poor
productionCompany Jafar Panahi Film Productions
releaseYear 2003
runtimeMinutes 95
screenwriter Abbas Kiarostami
Jafar Panahi
sectionScreened Un Certain Regard
setIn Tehran
starredActor Azita Rayeji
Hossain Emadeddin
Kamyar Sheisi
timePeriodDepicted early 2000s Tehran
usesCastType non-professional actors

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Iranian cinema notableFilm Crimson Gold
Jafar Panahi notableWork Crimson Gold