Breadwinner (Political Oppression)
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- Опубліковано 21 жов 2024
- This animated film captures the struggle of a family in Afghanistan to survive Taliban oppression -- with a focus on the struggle of the family's daughter Parvana who becomes an only child when her brother is killed by a mine. The film has received numerous awards for its haunting use of cartoon animation to portray the harsh realities of life in Afghanistan -- particularly for women and girls.
Angelina Jolie was the film's Executive Producer. The film stars Saara Chaudry, Soma Bhatia, Noorin Gulamgaus, Kane Mahon, and Laara Sadiq. Nora Twomey directed the film with additional executive production by Mimi Polk Gitlin.
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I would say this animation is too violent and scary for children to watch but...children under the Taliban experienced this...that’s why this movie made me cry so much. It’s an extraordinarily beautiful creation.
Children should know this
It reminds me of The grave of fireflies
We underestimate children. They have to learn about these things eventually, and it's best if parents are there to help them understand and process it.
i think a certain age of children can watch like 11-13
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One scene that I think isn't talked about a lot is when Idress was chasing Parvana and Shauzia and threatening them with a gun. When he accidentally fired it and hears the silent he has a moment of realization that he just killed two children which shouldn't be surprising for him but it is
Idrees looks to be like he is a young adult. Going into war and he is all talk about how he will fight for Islam and is so quick to talk about how he is ready for war when in reality he realizes he isn't at all. He realizes that he just took the lives of two kids (granted the girls didn't get shot but from his perspective he thinks they did). This humanizes his character a lot
I noticed that too
I still felt good he's going to war, hoped he died. He's still an asshole.
Ikr..? Its like he's a immature, idiöt radicalized teenager.
A comment before also relized and honesty it made want to wacth it even more
I’d say Idrees doesn’t even look like a young adult yet. His patchy moustache and and smaller frame makes him seem like a teenager, maybe 13 years old, which is tragic
The scene that stays with me is when Parvana is in the market as Sulayman and sells a dress to a man who has a young woman with him. Parvana supposes that she is his daughter but the man says she is his wife. Even though he's easily old enough for her to be his daughter or even granddaughter
"Raise your words. Not your voice. It is rain that makes the flowers grow. Not thunder." 😭❤️ Why am i crying so much, there is something so beautiful in those words. I wish these words would resonate inside of all mankind, maybe then there would be no war.
She was quoting a poet, Rumi. Still, it’s powerful stuff
This movie was great. It’s really terrible that stuff like this happens in the world.
I was feeling so satisfied that we finally got a Middle East movie that isn’t a bunch of cliched US Army soldiers, where all the locals are terrorists!
yea, this book tells me IM NEVER GONNA GO TO AFGHISTAN
@@sad-tw3zs Idrees: Afghanistani Joffrey Baratheon!
She was 11 years old.
The taliban at the beggining said she was old enough to marry.
Taliban are disgusting.
(EDIT: In the context of this film at least)
Nice profile picture 👌
She can't be _that_ age! She's way *TOO YOUNG* for that!
In arab culture child marriage is used as a way of solidifying family ties lol
@@Elysia63 In arab culture child marriage is used as a way of solidifying family ties lol
@@bostonsawyer8355 In my culture marriage has more to do with... you know what. Even though I know that Arab culture marriage is different, hearing someone say a child is ready to marry... well it's never not going to disturb me.
There have been thousands of brave Parvana’s during those black days, but now we are in a much better condition, better human right conditions better woman rights. Hope those dark days never come back
What are you talking about ? Afghanistan is still almost the same and stuff like this still happens there
@@abdokamal6293 it's definitely better now than it was 20 years ago. You probably havnt taken a single look at anything that doesn't involve terrorist attacks.
@@Blaze6432 I agree that it's better now than the time when Taliban ruled but it isn't much better as you think .. the customs there are still just too extreme than the moderate and right Islam .. by the way I am from middle east and I am a muslim and I can tell you this
This...this was badly timed
@@aadya6056 Nothing left to say. My heart is broken in to pieces and i am totally speechless. We are again on the same spot 😔
I remember watching this when I was like 10 y.o. I didn't understand the message at the time. I just found it kind of boring and melancholic. It's only now that I can see how incredible this film is and how terrible the situation it's based on is.
Same can't belivie this story thar made me cry as 8 year old and I thought it was so sad and evil pepole in film to just to realise years after the true message and that this is and worse is ehat pepole go thru in daily bases
This movie really made me realize how incredibly lucky I am to be living in a 1st world country, I cant even imagine how hard life must be in other places of the world.
Raise your words not your voice, it is rain that makes flowers grow not thunder..... ♡(∩o∩)♡
JUVIA LOXARE yes
Wise I say read what it means not what it sounds
I will remember.~
This quote is actually from *Maulana Balkhi (Rumi)* who was from Balkh, Afghanistan. ❤️🇦🇫
I've read the book and also the story she tells you know the part where he casually just picks up an old woman and puts her down on the other side and the round dude just rolls down the hill and throws the kid down a well and the little brother is hilarious too
I remeber that😭
Sulayman (the boy in the beginning clip) is my favorite character ☹️ so sad
It’s suleiman
@@Gnomelander1400 it's actually Sulayman, much love
ok
I listened and when I discovered that he picked up a grenade I was so shocked.
His voice actor is the same one as the taliban yung man
5 years passed since posting of this review
And now its 3 years since Taliban return...
The Sulayman scene still haunts me to this date😢💔
Same😿
Now as Afghanistan is back to this, I as a girl feel blessed to be born in my nation. Of course women are safe nowhere in the world but this isn't the case atlest. I don't know where is that place going to go in the end.
well now they banned women from speaking in public there, theres your "happy and mostly peaceful islamists with a ticking sound near their thick coat"
"Because it was the end" 💔
🙁
1:29-1:32 WHAT!?! 😳🤯 No, she's not!
She's *WAY* too young for that.
The point of the movie is to show how life was like back in Afghanistan when the Taliban were taking control
@@Losinit So maybe like...what year? Or decade?
@@Elysia63 During the Soviet-Afghan war from 1979 to 1989
@@Elysia63 you should watch the whole movie it's really good I watched it online on a 123movies website
@@Losinit no i think its actually during the taliban reign from 1996 to 2001
i have a friend named parvana in class who is also from afganistan
she brings slime in class and i bring a few toys and be play together in breaktime
I demand a sequel
Breadwinner 2:
Pakistani Invasion
Hector Maita wdym
movies like this dont really ask for a sequel, like anime movies. you dont see alot of anime sequels do you?
Go read the Books then.
There IS however, a book sequel. It's called *Parvana's Journey*. I've read it a couple years ago. Might consider rereading it again some time.
If something bad happens to you then it's either because you're a bad person and deserve it or because the bad people surrounding you escaped punishment. If you are a worse person than this girl, for example, and have a better life than her, then it's your fault too she has it worse. By not suffering enough yourself you're making others suffer in your place. So we are all responsible for that and should feel guilty
Im really interested to know, which application did they used to create an animation like it !!!!
I heard they use TV Paint? It's just simple and elegant 2D animation, that's why this movie is so beautiful!!!
Every country should fight against taliban for freedom of human being and against north korea too
I loved this movie it was amazing
*What people have to know is that Aryana (todays Afghanistan) wasn't originally an Islamic country but got islamized after the arabi invasion and their religious war to spread Islam in Afghanistan.*
*Afghanistan, had a very beautiful and noble culture with endless freedom. Afghanistan, as the heart of Asia, was also always the motherland of many different people with many different beliefs and in more than 8.000 years of history in Afghanistan nobody had any problems with each other. But since it got islamized all the problems begun. Because Islam is a religion which doesn't want to coexist. This is hard but true.*
Greetings from Afghanistan 🇦🇫✌️❤️
Get your fact together bruh. Its middle east country and adgahnistan is muslim country. Stupid
You must be absolutely stupid. Try to gain knowledge about your own countries history. It all became worse for Afghanistan after the soviet invasion, and your country had men who didn't want to drop their arms even after they left
Aryana Afghan ok and
Kinda the same with Iran after the Arabi invasion. Iran is truly a beautiful country with beautiful people
Similar to how Christianity wiped out almost all other religions across Europe. I hope things are improving for the people of Afghanistan today
This film was not as good as the book but it was much sadder then the book
3:06-3:25 ❤❤❤ Wow, I really love this movie a lot! 🤩👍👍
What a mater piece 👍
Did you watch the movie?
Yes it's a masterpiece.
I’m reading the book at school and it is sad..
Can't wait for the sequel
She cuts her beautiful long hair
This movie doesn't show that islam is bad , this movie shows that muslims made islam looks like a bad relegion 😔
Taliban Muslims are ideal Muslims as per Islamic Scriptures be it be Quran or Hadiths
Learn about the So Called Prophet of Islam that had made this World a Living Hell in the Middle East South East Asia Pakistan and Indonesia
Islam is True Curse to Humanity
How??
@@FrozenMi1k2142 Allah protected us "women" in the perfect way , but Muslims who go in the relegion deeply (which Allah told us not to ) , start making the freedom that Allah gave to women looks like captivity ,when Allah ordered us to learn , Men make it seems like Women don't have the right to learn and she should stay at home
When Allah ordered women to cover up so they don't get hurt , muslim men start judging uncovered women and insulting them (which is something Allah absolutely hate)
When Allah ordered man to low their gaze when they're looking to women , men started making it seem like women are the one who asked for it
In conclusion , muslims nowdays especially men still doesn't understand islam good ,they think that what they're doing is totally fine which is not
Prophet Muhammad peace be upon him , never yelled at his wives , never insulted them , never told them "you should be staying at home and not learn" he supported every wife according to her personality , why can't they be like him? All they're good at is judging and misleading people with their mindset
@@kato-mp4478So it's just like with Christianity with the sin of homosexuality (It was originally pedophilia until it was changed in the 1940's) and Catholicism with fire!
@@FrozenMi1k2142talibans are either misguided or were corrupted muslims, basically in islam, hurting woman like shown in the film is “HARAM”(forbidden), however the talibans never learned about it? Or either they were misguided, its pretty sad and depressing for women there
This is happening again :/
They're all monsters.
so weak they cannot go after anything weaker than them like little girls, so pathetic and incapable they cant impress a woman to come to them
Unfortunately this is still happening to women in Saudi Arabia. God bless them I hope they make it
Lol what?? In Saudi Arabia? I live in Saudi Arabia and let me tell you these things do not happen here. These things happen in places that are corrupt and under the rule of people who don’t understand humanity.
@@mi0324 In your country people are killed for religious motivations
Saudi arabia is mostly Modern in terms of woman rights there a just a few Places which are villages who live like that
Not true
😂😂😂😂
beautiful
Pranva never wanted to cut her hair
Las mujeres y las niñas sufren mucho,no deberian de soportar todo eso.
What lesson can you get from the movie?
Perseverance, courage, and belief in yourself and the people you love despite the odds. Words really can't do it justice; you have to see it for yourself.
Evan White that isn’t the lesson; doing all that stuff will get you killed. The lesson of the movie is be smart, listen to the rules of the land, play it by the ear, and don’t do anything that is worth more trouble than it’s worth. Understand the surrounding powers.
@@rolan4dezwinz381 BRUH thats the message they were trying to tell you to NOT DO!
I got that everyone, no matter how bleak or dark things may seem, has the power to change their stories and create their own ending, but in order to do so, you have to be brave, courageous, and kind.
@@rolan4dezwinz381 Whatchu mean?
Spoilers:
The entire movie the girl is pushing against the "surrounding powers" she literally hit a dude with a brick since he realized who she was. She kept pretending to be a boy, kept trying to save her Baba even though everyone kept telling her it was pointless, and kept her chin up. She saves her dad at the end and even her mom and sister are able to stand up to a man as well. If that's not perseverance and courage i dunno what is.
The animation reminds me of the book of kells.
@Sofía Jiménez same director as well
If she is only 11 she is way to young to Mary...is everyone just going to ignore that.😢😮
It is the age of consent in there whether you like it or not.
It’s horrible. And it shows that because of how badly the Taliban treats the Afghan people even despicable things like selling children out for marriage is considered justifiable to the other atrocities committed to innocents.
Aisha, Mohammed's youngest wife was only 6 when she was given to him. 11 is old for marriage in Islam.
@@Uncreative_Username well guess where it also happens.. al abeed (all birthed children from the african girls are aborted however, cause they will "dirty the blood", quran was allways about having 1 religion, race and kingdom)
"Respect all cultures; what's important is that they are brown so fighting them makes you racist." - Half the arguments against going to war with the Taliban
I've never heard anyone say that shit
@Ben Drowned "SJWs" are nothing but a loud minority of the Left. There aren't any people saying this other than tryhard newly christened white liberal arts students and weird schizos.
Idrees: Afghanistani Joffrey!
Sulayman and Idris having the same voice is really jarring
Well... uhm..
Wait where can I watch the movie?
@@pooppoopzoopzoop9935 anywhere else?
@@pooppoopzoopzoop9935 cause I didn’t find it on Netflix
@@pooppoopzoopzoop9935 I tried looking on Netflix, it’s not there
@@cakebuns4307 egybest
@@melodiivrse egybest
I actually read the book
Was anybody else satisfied when they dragged that kid onto the truck? Wanted to be a man so bad. Also, what's with photographs being prohibited?
Islam forbid images representing human or animal figures because they considered it’s idolatry, only decorative patterns are allowed
@@CuongN24 Islam may need a revision
@@dave2808 nah
@@AverseKO Yes
@@dave2808most Muslims and even Muslims in Middle East don’t take this rule that extreme like the Taliban. It doesn’t really need a revision tbh. And the pictures of living beings in other abrahamic religions are also forbidden but once again, no one takes it extremely serious (better said: non extremists)
Better than wolfwalkers
bro , taliban took over and ppl there are living so safe and happy between each other, and the funny thing is that women go to the market and man too it is just like the KSA but they are not allowing women to wear street club clothes
XD .....
ok
Yes
ummm idk
It isn't completely true
It is..... And it's 100%
@@gunishooo I respect your opinion.i think thing may 🤔🤔😕🤔 be similar but isn't completely how they're showing you in the video.
@@Irfankerim They are completely truth in the video.., Man I know many refugees who come to my country!
your right
they didn't throw acid in the girls
face or crouch for not being covered
or beat her to death
like they often do
even in western countries they immigrated to.
@@Irfankerim it is true my friend. you do not understand the things happening in afghanistan.
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