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60 of 64 · most liked firstDouble dipping here but I watched the movie “A Separation”. This is at worst a top 5 movie for me knocking some teenage nostalgia down some pegs. www.imdb.com/title/tt1832...
unlabelledView post →Watched CONCLAVE last night. A testament to how well-constructed thrillers with strong acting can make any subject suspenseful and engaging. I regularly teach Asghar Farhadi’s A SEPARATION which works similarly (even more powerfully, IMO). My students often marvel how that film hooks them!
unlabelledView post →What's your favorite movie from each decade of your life? 70s - Star Wars 80s - Ran 90s - Strange Days 00s - Bright Star 10s - A Separation 20s - I Saw the TV Glow
unlabelledView post →#letterboxdFriday #LastFourWatched #filmsky #moviesky Children of the Corn might be the worst movie I've ever seen. Death Becomes Her definitely shows its age but my childhood memories remain fond. And A Separation is a masterpiece I'm going to be thinking about for weeks
unlabelledView post →From time to time, I find myself thinking about the film “A Separation.” Time moves in one direction and, bit by bit, word by word, act by act, certain things become irrevocable.
unlabelledView post →HBD Asghar Farhadi!!! MCCT5: 5)About Elly 4)Beautiful City 3)A Separation 2)Fireworks Wednesday 1)The Past [NB: new film, Parallel Tales w/Isabelle Huppert, in pre-production: variety.com/2025/film/ne... Our Farhadi appreciation, via @bostonreview.bsky.social: www.bostonreview.net/articles/sec...
unlabelledView post →Thank you for including A Separation. A total masterpiece of a film.
unlabelledView post →Handful of book/film recommendations for the current moment: -Reading Lolita in Tehran by Azar Nafisi -Persepolis by Marjane Satrapi (book or film) -A Separation (2011) directed by Asghar Farhadi -Circumstance (2011) directed by Maryam Keshavarz -A Swiftly Tilting Planet by Madeleine L'Engle
unlabelledView post →Showed my mom A SEPARATION. What a great movie, so full of life and humanity.
unlabelledView post →Marjane Satrapi. Love the film Persepolis. Nasim Pedrad. Christiane Amanpour. Also all of the brilliant actors in the film, A Separation.
unlabelledView post →i love that my therapist gives me movie recs, like oh you're watching some Kiarostami amd Panahi films, have you seen anything by Farhadi? Check out "A Separation" or "About Elly"
unlabelledView post →#filmsky #movies #promosky Choose 20 films that have stayed with you or influenced you. One film per day for 20 days, in no particular order, gifs only. Day 18: A Separation
unlabelledView post →February's MOVIE WATCHING HIGHLIGHTS: Raiders of the Lost Ark (Soderbergh Silent B&W version 1981/2014) ★★★★★ Anatomy of a Fall (2023) ★★★★½ A Separation (2011) ★★★★½ Ema (2019) ★★★★½ Reviews and other Feb films here: letterboxd.com/stevied/film...
unlabelledView post →Not the strongest year for film, granted, but there was some sweet stuff there. If it not The Muppets, I would've gone with Attack the Block, A Separation (ASGHAR FARHADI, WHAT), Hugo, The Raid, Source Code, Drive, The Artist, or The Cabin in the Woods with the asterisk that Joss Whedon is garbage.
unlabelledView post →First-watches of July: Scenes from a Marriage (Bergman, 1973) Do the Right Thing (Lee, 1989) A Separation (Farhadi, 2011) Inherent Vice (Anderson, 2014) *Ratings and Short Reviews in Alt-Text*
unlabelledView post →I think everyone should watch A Separation because it is a very good film but they should also watch it to show Iranians are people too.
unlabelledView post →biggest cuts to me are: A Separation, Edge of Tomorrow (first movie in theaters I saw with Lana), Magic Mike XXL (elite experience as one of only like 3 dudes in the theater), Miami Vice, Margaret (only seen this once, that's on me), Parasite
unlabelledView post →“A Separation” is my favorite film of the last 25 years. It draws the viewer into a web of consequences where each perspective is partial and no resolution is entirely satisfying.
unlabelledView post →Favourite film from every decade: 20s Sherlock Jr. 30s Way Out West 40s The Shop Around the Corner 50s 12 Angry Men 60s If.... 70s Le Souffle au coeur 80s Fanny and Alexander 90s Election 00s Still Walking 10s A Separation 20s Past Lives #FilmSky
unlabelledView post →30 Day film Challenge 🎥🎞️🍿 #filmsky #30DayChallenge Day 13: A film you always want to watch, but you haven’t yet. A Separation; I haven’t seen it yet because it’s never on streamingservice, and you have to be in a certain mood for that kind of emotional weight. boxd.it/gvo
unlabelledView post →I think the only Iranian film I have seen and it was fantastic, was (2011) ‘A Separation.’
unlabelledView post →For those who prefer a good streaming movie to a NYE night out, here are three pre-pandemic gems: The Salesman (2016) A Separation (2011) Shoplifters (2018) All excellent & available on Prime for free or a few bucks.
unlabelledView post →At the late night, double feature, picture show. The President's Cake (Hadi 2025) A Separation (Farhadi 2011) #film #doublefeature
unlabelledView post →ONE NIGHT ONLY! Don’t miss a rare 35mm screening of Asghar Farhadi’s A SEPARATION, a compelling drama about a couple navigating the dissolution of their marriage in contemporary Iran. Screening as part of our series Something Borrowed, Something Blue: www.paristheaternyc.com/film/a-separ...
unlabelledView post →...set during production of a film by a director named “Shahram” – already blurring the lines between film and reality. Guns play a strange and mystical part in BLACK RABBIT: on the film set, we meet armorer Babak, played by the great Iranian actor Babak Karimi (FISH & CAT, A SEPARATION)...
unlabelledView post →Foreign films can give us vicarious insight into life elsewhere that goes beyond stereotype and caricature. See e.g. Farhadi’s 2012 Oscar winning film A Separation depicting the clash of secular and religious cultures in Tehran.
unlabelledView post →OMG, why did I take so long to watch 'A Separation'? What a breathtaking film! Absolute masterpiece!
unlabelledView post →If you want a really good non English movie check out A Separation (2011) it’s a really well put together Iranian film about a couple getting a divorce
unlabelledView post →A Separation. For me, the best film of the 2010s. www.imdb.com/title/tt1832...
unlabelledView post →Watch the Iranian movie, A Separation. Every character is a study of goodness and morality, but life’s circumstances sometimes has a way of turning those good habits & intentions into a complete mess, even as decency guides every decision.
unlabelledView post →I watched A Separation (2011) this week and I'm still in awe of just how good that movie was, it really leaves an incredible impression
unlabelledView post →A Separation is the best movie I've seen. 👍
unlabelledView post →Yes. The spray can rolling down the street in Kiarostami's CLOSE-UP is an indelible image for me inside a brilliant film. I also like TASTE OF CHERRY, and felt riveted by Farhadi's A SEPARATION. Haven't seen any Panahi films yet, but I'll get to him.
unlabelledView post →As a side note to current events, I can highly recommend the movie A Separation which was filmed in Iran. www.imdb.com/title/tt1832...
unlabelledView post →sunday, 27th april Noname Book Club discussing A SMALL PLACE by Jamaica Kincaid at Cheche Books from 3pm (free entry) Unseen Gems Film Club screening A Separation {جدایی نادر از سیمین} (2011, directed by Asghar Farhadi) at Unseen Cinema from 2.30pm (100/ 550 KES entry) mookh.com/event/unseen...
unlabelledView post →Choose one film from each of your 30 favorite (non-American) directors. Name of the film and director, along with an image. 1/30 A Separation Directed by Afghar Farhadi #filmsky
unlabelledView post →嗯，其實我個人很喜歡看這種以文化宗教國籍身份等原因而產生衝突的題材電影。很久之前看過The Visitor (2007 feature film), A Separation, 還有不久前看過的The Song of Names 等等，看完之後都像是上了一堂大師課。
unlabelledView post →A Separation 2011 ‧ Thriller/Drama Director Asghar Farhadi first idea of the movie was the image of a man washing his father who had Alzheimer's. He built the rest of the movie around that scene
unlabelledView post →Choose 50 non-English language films from world cinema that have stayed with you or influenced you. One film per day for 50 days in no particular order. No explanations, no reviews, just gifs & imdB link: Day 8. A Separation 2011 Iran #movie #aseparationmovie m.imdb.com/title/tt1832...
unlabelledView post →A Separation (2011) www.imdb.com/title/tt1832... #film
unlabelledView post →A Separation. Filmed in Iran and nominated for best foreign film. It may have even won.
unlabelledView post →What's your pick for the greatest film of the 21st century so far? Try to answer quickly and with your gut. No fear. "A Separation"
unlabelledView post →Fireworks Wednesday (2006) is a key film in Asghar Farhadi’s career. Compared with his more straightforward early films, it is here that he begins to develop the distinctive style that would later reach full maturity in A Separation (2011). #IranianCinema iranzamincinema.com/2026/08/15/a...
unlabelledView post →Last night, I watched "A Separation" - an intense Iranian movie about a family's trouble magnifying as they deal poorly with stressful situations.
unlabelledView post →The 1998 moviie Waking Ned, The 2011 Iranian movie A Separation The 1960 movie Conspiracy of Hearts 1970s RHODA series
unlabelledView post →The only movie I really didn't like was Close Up, which the professor chose last minute cause he couldn't find A Separation. And as much as I respect Kiarostami, that movie seemed like it was trying to hard to squeeze a feature length story out of a mundane situation.
unlabelledView post →we meet armorer Babak, played by the great Iranian actor Babak Karimi (FISH & CAT, A SEPARATION). This production marks his 40th, and he’s paranoid he won’t get through the day without a terrible accident (his mentor was killed on his 40th film.) "I've discovered something important:
unlabelledView post →I'd also recommend the movie A Separation.
unlabelledView post →Next film: 'A Separation'.
unlabelledView post →🎬 The Top 4 Drama Movies Released on December 29! What's your fave? 1. A Separation 2. The Hurricane 3. The Hunchback of Notre Dame 4. Night Train to Munich Check out all 33 movies released on this day at https://todayinmovies.com #TodayInMovies #Movies #Film #Drama
unlabelledView post →🎬 Top 4 Movies Released on December 29! What's your fave? 1. The Good, the Bad and the Ugly (1967) 2. A Separation (2011) 3. The Hurricane (1999) 4. The Red Chapel (2010) 33 movies released today! Check them out at https://todayinmovies.com #TodayInMovies #Movies #Film
unlabelledView post →She won the Silver Bear for Best Actress at the 61st Berlin International Film Festival jointly with Leila Hatami, Sareh Bayat, and Sarina Farhadi as an ensemble for A Separation.
unlabelledView post →Hosseini made her acting debut in 2009 at the age of nine, when she starred as daughter of main characters in Asghar Farhadi's Oscar-winning film A Separation (2011).
unlabelledView post →For fun, I dug up the Palme d'or, Golden Bear, and Golden Lion lists & checked how many winners made it to this one. Palme: Tree of Life, Parasite Bear: Spirited Away, A Separation Lion: Brokeback Mountain, Roma It's better aligned with the Oscar for Best International Film, which has 7 entries.
unlabelledView post →A SEPARATION is a fantastic film and a treat indeed.
unlabelledView post →Need ot watch A Separation again. What a film.
unlabelledView post →Movie of the day: A Separation An Iranian couple's divorce leads to a complex moral and legal situation affecting multiple families. #MovieOfTheDay #DailyCinema #FilmRecommendation #DailyMoviePick #CinephileDaily
unlabelledView post →Child custody battles, even in Iran the film "A Separation" that is fiction, Chicago's Roger Ebert informed me of that film, I saw it in the cinema. Child custody battles. Do people enjoy hating each other? Is hate some kind of thrill + fun people have, payback and revenge? I don't have children.
unlabelledView post →I need to see more Panahi but Farhadi just stopped making good movie after A Separation...
unlabelledView post →The ethical nuance in A Separation is so complex and brilliantly unveiled. Mad no one told me about this movie!
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