The White Meadows

Synopsis

The White Meadows, directed by Mohammad Rasoulof, follows a man named Rahmat who travels through the mystical landscapes of Iran's salt islands. As a collector of tears, Rahmat listens to the heart-wrenching stories of the inhabitants and keeps their tears as a form of solace. Along his journey, he encounters various individuals who share their tales of sorrow, love, and longing. The film delves into themes of hope, despair, and the complexities of human emotions. With breathtaking visuals and a hauntingly beautiful score, The White Meadows is a visually stunning and emotionally profound cinematic experience.

Cast

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  Hassan Pourshirazi

  Rahmat

• Younes Ghazali

• Mohammad Rabbani

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  Mohammad Shirvani

• Omid Zare

• Mohammad Rabbanipour

Reviews

The White Meadows has received critical acclaim for its breathtaking cinematography and poignant storytelling. The film has been lauded for its unique narrative structure, which weaves together the personal stories of the characters with mesmerizing visuals of the Iranian landscapes. IndieWire praised the film, calling it 'a visually sumptuous exploration of human emotions and the power of storytelling.' Rotten Tomatoes gave the movie a rating of 80%, with critics praising its artistic merit and emotional depth. IMDb users have rated The White Meadows 7.6/10, highlighting the film's mesmerizing visuals and thought-provoking themes. Overall, the movie has been hailed as a poetic masterpiece that captivates both the eyes and the soul.

See also

Inception

Fight Club

Joker

Titanic