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Water, Wind, Dust, Bread is a 2021 documentary film helmed by Mahdi Zamanpour Kiasari. It is 25 minutes long and came out on July 1, 2021.
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The poetic mid-length documentary by Iranian director Mahdi Kiasari depicts scenes from the everyday life of Abolfazl, a young boy who is missing both hands. Despite his disability, Abolfazl lives a full life with his family and friend Setayesh in a palm orchard near the Afghan-Iranian border, where foreign visitors often head for eco-tourism. Both belong to a group of children who live stateless in Iran, which poses another major disadvantage for their future.
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When was Water, Wind, Dust, Bread released?
Water, Wind, Dust, Bread was released on July 1, 2021.
What is the runtime of Water, Wind, Dust, Bread?
Water, Wind, Dust, Bread has a runtime of 25 minutes (25 minutes).
Who directed Water, Wind, Dust, Bread?
Water, Wind, Dust, Bread was directed by Mahdi Zamanpour Kiasari.
What genre is Water, Wind, Dust, Bread?
Water, Wind, Dust, Bread is listed on TMDB as a documentary film.
What movies are similar to Water, Wind, Dust, Bread?
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