Si-o-se Pol - The last days of Parvis K.
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| Original title | Si-o-se Pol - The last days of Parvis K. |
| Country of production | Germany |
| original language | German , Spanish , English , Persian , Arabic |
| Publishing year | 2013 |
| length | 82 minutes |
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| Director | Henrik Peschel |
| script | Henrik Peschel |
| production | Fabian von Borcke, Henrik Peschel |
| music | Oliver Heuss |
| camera | Kristian Leschner |
| cut | Sebastian Pleißner Moritz Finger |
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Si-o-se Pol (Persian; name of the 33-arch bridge in Isfahan ) is a feature film by the director Henrik Peschel . After its world premiere at the Cambridge Film Festival in September 2013 and its German premiere at the Hof International Film Festival in October 2013, the film was shown at 33 film festivals worldwide and won 10 awards.
The German theatrical release will take place in December 2015 under the title "The last days of Parvis K."
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The terminally ill Parvis Karimpour wants to make up with his daughter Nasrin, his only child. He is fleeing Iran and traveling illegally with a group of refugees on a rubber dinghy from Algeria to Spain. Once there, he makes his way to Madrid, where he suspects his daughter.
He finds refuge in the metropolis, which has been badly hit by an economic crisis. On the search for Nasrin he meets the Italian Fabrizio, a failed pianist who now earns his living as a cleaner, and the aimless German Almut, who is toying with the idea of opening a jewelry shop.
In search of the lost daughter, the three find a common task. Parvis draws hope again. With his optimism he pulls Fabrizio and Almut out of their lethargy. Following a new clue, the trio set off north in Almut's car.
Awards
- 2014 Festival Grand Prize at the Arizona International Film Festival, USA
- 2014 Special Jury Peace Award at the Gothenburg Independent Film Festival, Sweden
- 2014 Kim Daejung Nobel Peace Film Art Special Award at Gwangju International Film Festival, South Korea
- 2014 Best Cinematography for Kristian Leschner at the Harlem International Film Festival, New York City, USA
- 2014 Best Actor for Ramin Yazdani at the Bridge Film Fest, Mitrovica, Kosovo
- 2014 Special Prize for Human Rights Recognition, Oaxaca Filmfest, Mexico
- 2014 Best Indie Feature at the IndieCork Film Festival, Ireland
- 2014 Best Actor for Ramin Yazdani at the Film Festival of Tamil Nadu, Chennai, India
- 2015 Best Feature at the Cardiff Independent Film Festival, UK
- 2015 Best Foreign Language Feature at the Orlando Film Festival, USA
Web links
- Si-O-Seh Pol - The last days of Parvis K. in the Internet Movie Database (English)
- Official page for the film
- German Films report on Cambridge Film Festival September 2, 2013
- Hofer Filmtage 2013 German premiere
- Spiegel Online Review December 11, 2015
Individual evidence
- ↑ Cinema time .