Gabbeh

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Gabbeh is a 1996 Iranian art film by Mohsen Makhmalbaf, celebrated for its poetic storytelling and richly colored, visually striking depiction of rural nomadic life.

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instanceOf Iranian film
film
cinematographyBy Mahmoud Kalari
colorProcess color
countryOfOrigin Iran
criticalReception critically acclaimed
depicts Qashqai nomads
linked to: Qashqai people
director Mohsen Makhmalbaf
distributedBy Artificial Eye
era 1990s Iranian cinema
festivalRecognition international film festivals
genre art film
drama film
hasFilmStyle allegorical storytelling
poetic realism
hasMetaphor carpet as narrative of life
hasSymbol traditional Gabbeh carpet
hasTheme love
memory
nomadic life
rural life
storytelling
hasVisualStyle highly saturated colors
painterly compositions
languageSubtitledIn English
musicBy Hossein Alizadeh
notableFor poetic storytelling
richly colored visuals
visually striking depiction of rural nomadic life
originalLanguage Persian
partOf Iranian New Wave cinema
linked to: Iranian New Wave
portrays oral storytelling traditions
traditional music
tribal customs
productionCompany Makhmalbaf Film House
releaseDate 1996-05-15
releaseYear 1996
runtimeMinutes 75
screenedAt Cannes Film Festival
sectionScreenedAt Un Certain Regard
setting nomadic community
rural Iran
stars Abbas Sayah
Hossein Moharami
Shaghayeh Djodat
writtenBy Mohsen Makhmalbaf

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