Breath

About This Movie

Breath, directed by an unknown filmmaker, takes you into the 1970s Iran through the eyes of Bahar, a young girl navigating her whimsical and surreal childhood. The film’s atmosphere is thick with nostalgia, as it juxtaposes the daily life of Bahar’s family with her vibrant dreams and fantasies. The performances, especially from Bahar’s father, Ghafour, and her grandmother, add a layer of warmth and complexity. The pacing is deliberate, allowing viewers to dwell in the moments that define their familial bond. There’s something distinctive about how the film weaves fantasy into a very real setting, creating this enchanting yet bittersweet vibe. It’s a quiet exploration of innocence and the inevitable passage of time.

Intriguing exploration of childhood innocence · Unique blend of fantasy and realism · Notable performances that enhance the narrative