- داستان شگفت انگیزکوچ عشایر بختیاری . هرگز
فیلمی مشابه این را ندیده اید
- فیلم مستندی که در سال 1354 توسط یک
گروه فیلمبردار خارجی در ایران تهیه شده است
Synopsis
The Bakhtiari people of western
Iran annually embark on an astounding migration that takes a
half-million people, their livestock, and all their possessions
across 200 miles of intensely difficult mountains. And this is no
simple stroll: the Zagros Mountains, which must be crossed to reach
the summer pastures, are as tall as the Alps. This documentary,
which was shot on film in the 1970s, focuses on one particular
tribesman whose words, translated into English and read by the actor
James Mason, tell the timeless story of the great migration. The
photography is often spectacular, and the widescreen format is well
suited to the sweeping mountain panoramas. The tribesman relates the
traditional rituals of life for the Bakhtiari, from how they tend
their animals to their elaborate wedding feasts, and over the course
of the film the tribe's unique mountain culture emerges. Though a
viewer may wonder how (or if) the migration has changed in
present-day Iran, this film is the original production of 1976 and
offers no update. |
