Lenjan
Lenjan

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Lenjan

1998
Movie
94 min
Malay

Amir, is a successful entrepreneur and finally understands the meaning of true love after marrying Zita. To Amir, Zita is everything a man could ask for in a woman, she is loving, tender and every men’s dream. While on a holiday, Amir saves Zarin who is injured. Unknown to Amir, Zarin is a cunning and ruthless rapist cum murderer who has an ulterior motive on his wife to fulfill his devilish passion. Will Zita be able to save herself from the psychopathic Zarin? Or will lust prevail over true love?

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IMDb7.0/10
Director: Mohammad Ali TalebiGenres: Drama

Plot Summary

A young boy named Lenjan lives in a small village and dreams of attending school. However, his family's poverty and the distance to the nearest school present significant obstacles. He finds an unlikely ally in a kind teacher who recognizes his potential. The film follows Lenjan's determination to overcome these challenges and pursue his education.

Critical Reception

Lenjan is a poignant and understated drama that garnered critical acclaim for its sensitive portrayal of childhood resilience and the importance of education. It was praised for its authentic depiction of rural life and its subtle yet powerful emotional impact.

What Reviewers Say

  • Praised for its heartwarming story of a child's ambition.

  • Appreciated for its realistic depiction of poverty and its effect on education.

  • Lauded for its subtle direction and strong emotional core.

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Fun Fact

Mohammad Ali Talebi is known for his films that often focus on the lives of children in Iran, highlighting their struggles and dreams with a distinct humanistic approach.

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