- Studio: New Yorker Films
- Release Date: Oct 8, 2004
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- Summary: This portrait of an abandoned community in the snowy badlands of post soviet Armenia celebrates its quirky characters at the same time that it mourns their plight. (New Yorker Films)
- Director: Hiner Saleem
- Genre(s): Drama, Comedy
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90Saleem, a Paris-based Kurd, displays the visual confidence and subtle screwball rhythms of a master, exploiting offscreen space, deadpan compositions, and deft visual backbeats, as well as attaining a breathtaking fidelity to real light and landscape.
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80A little gem that takes a potentially grim subject and mines it for maximum humor and insight.
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80The thicket of relationships that the director, Hiner Saleem, has created and weaves his cast and camera through is so invitingly hotblooded and crowded with hilariously melodramatic incident that the snowbanks are not nearly as forbidding as they initially seem.
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50Diverting but minor.
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