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The Runner (1985 film)

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193:-language magazines to read. When he tells him he is illiterate, the shopkeeper tells him that most children his age can read and write.  Following that, he enrols in a nearby school and diligently learns the Persian alphabet, as the wise ocean and its waves bless him. Later, a local man who works at the seaport accuses Amir of stealing a trivial item from a foreigner. He becomes enraged and fights with the foreigner, and he has never stolen anything in his short, hard-earned life. 389: 182:
race, Amiro keeps running to see how far he can get away. He purchases a large ice chunk, and two men arrive to steal it, but it falls off and breaks in half. Both men take those and run away. Amiro follows one, grabs the ice chunk, and runs away with it. Despite the difficulty of carrying the large ice chunks in his hand, he arrives at the runner, where an aeroplane takes off. Sweating Amir hurls melting ice chunks at the plane in a show of honour.
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There is fire both outside and inside. But, in the end, Amiro is the first to reach for the melting ice, rubbing his burned face with delight. He then shares the melting ice with his friends, who also require the ice to soothe their inner fire. The film concludes with the victory of the young boy Amiro, whose calm continues to melt as he faces the harsh reality of outside fire, and he is willing to fly above the clouds to win.
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come to a halt in front of the house and enter the porch to enjoy the cradle. They eat the food together, and Moussa acts like Charlie Chaplin to amuse Amiro. After spending the day together, his mate gives him a shirt and bids him farewell. A tear falls from Amiro's left cheek, illuminating it. He howls again at the ship and the plane, asking when he will be free of this affliction.
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Amiro gathers his pals on the rail track, where they inform him that they are organising a race competition. Amiro works hard to prepare for the competition, and at the race, they all run against each other, desperate to win. They push and pull each other as they race to get to the melting ice first.
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Amiro switches jobs as a cobbler. He shines and repairs the shoes of the sophisticated men who visit the seaport. Moussa, his bosom friend, arrives and takes him for the last time before he departs with his brother for the sea. Moussa puts him on his bicycle and rides him to the foreign colony. They
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He joins a group of boys to pick up floating bottles. They all gather and count bottles. Afterwards, another boy comes up to Amiro and pushes him hard while claiming that he stole his bottles. They fight, and the boy claims ownership of two bottles. Amiro is startled and leaves with thoughts of his
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His coworker friends all show up to take him bike riding, and they compete against one another. They have fun while drinking Coke, singing, and beating a tin on the moving train. When they enter the water to retrieve bottles, a shark appears. Everyone hastily departs for the beach. Following this,
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was perhaps the first of the post-revolution Iranian films to attract worldwide attention. It set the tone for many of the films that followed: realism, children's perspective of the world, innocence, gentleness, set in poor neighbourhoods, exposing great disparities in wealth, resting much of the
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He frequently yells at the ship as it sails away to take him with it. He realises that one day he might be able to sail on the horizon. He moves towards the runner, where an aeroplane is lying. With joy, he fiddles with it. Later on, Hh joins his friends in a race behind the train, but after the
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Orphan Amiro lives near the seaport. Picking up the bottles, he gives them to his gaffer. Moreover, his bosom friend Moussa also picks bottles for a living. As Amiro eats on the seabank with Moussa, they both want to sail the ship into the sea. In his heart, Amiro wants to flee by ship or plane.
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film on the shoulders of one young actor, using children's lives as analogies for, or explicit expositions of, the problems of the adult world. The film has been celebrated for presenting an authentic image of the encounter with modernity in Iranian cinema.
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Amiro quits that job out of fear and begins selling ice water for 1 rial. A man riding a bicycle enters, asks for a glass of ice water from Amiro, takes it, and then pedals away without paying. Amiro pursues him for long enough to obtain his single rial.
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miserable fortune. He gives Gaffer his entire collection, and due to his small collection of bottles, Gaffer only gives him a small payment. Amiro continues to his home, an abandoned ship by the water.
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He goes out again to buy magazines with aeroplane pictures on the covers. As the shopkeeper watches him buy an English magazine, he offers him some
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Index

Amir Naderi
Behrouz Gharibpour
Ali Reza Zarrin
Majid Niroumand
Firooz Malekzadeh
Bahram Beizai
Amir Naderi
Iranian cinema
Iranian Revolution
Persian
"Trauma of Iranian Modernity and Desire for Machine in Naderi's the Runner"
The Runner
IMDb
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Amir Naderi
Khodahafez Rafigh
Tangna
Tangsir
The Runner
Water, Wind, Dust
A, B, C... Manhattan
Vegas: Based on a True Story
Cut
Monte
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