Director:
Faraz ShariatCámara:
Simon VuMúsica:
Säye SkyeReparto:
Benny Radjaipour, Eidin Jalali, Banafshe Hourmazdi, Paul Lux, Maryam Zaree, Jürgen Vogel, Knut Berger, Niels Bormann, Hadi Khanjanpour, Katarina Gaub (más)Sinopsis(1)
Tras ser sorprendido robando, Parvis, el hijo de iraníes exiliados, es sentenciado a servicio comunitario en un campo de refugiados donde conoce a los hermanos Banafshe y Amon, quienes han huido de Irán. Mientras crece una romántica atracción entre Parvis y Amon, la relación entre los tres es puesta a prueba. Se encuentran y se pierden entre ellos durante un verano, mientras se dan cuenta de que, en Alemania, no son iguales. (Guadalajara International Film Festival)
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"Sometimes I just feel that we are just reminders of our parents' pain" - The German movie No Hard Feelings is a strongly emotional affair with an occasional very sad tinge. So I actually don't quite understand why almost no emotion came over me while watching the film. Despite that, I quite liked it. (60%)
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Faraz Shariat’s film captivates with a story that tackles several equally topical issues at the same time: interpersonal relationships (family and partner), the search for identity in a "foreign" country or the issue of refugees. (spoiler) I find the German title, “Futur Drei” very appropriate given the film's outcome, as there are only Future I and II in German. (end of spoiler) In the end, this is a successful confession from a truly young director who will hopefully give us other similarly strong films in the future.
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