Roj Bash Kurdistan

Like the book review i wanna start a film review, hopefully this one will be more sucsessfull then the other,
But only kurdish films please

I wanna start with ' white mountians', brilliant film,
The man says that in the south parties are represented by colours, is that true, i mean by the colour of there posu? I noticed in the oic that party wear black and barzani wear red? Thats crazy stuff


A time of drunken horses is another great film, real sad,
Beritan, 5*,
I cant think of any more? Theres alot of kurdish films i know but there in turkish, any more recomendations?

A time for drunken horses

A brilliant film with superb acting from the children (English subtitles)

Five Kurdish children struggle to survive by picking up odd jobs in a distant town while their widower father is away earning a living smuggling over the Iran/Iraqi border. Madi (Mehdi Ekhtiar-Dini) is the eldest son, but he's severely handicapped so twelve year old Ayoub (Ayoub Ahmadi) bears the brunt of this responsibility while Rojin (Rojin Younessi), the eldest sister, acts as mother to the brood. Ameneh (Ameneh Ekhtiar-Dini), the middle child, helps both elder siblings, but mostly takes care of Madi. Then their father is returned home, dead from the landmines which pepper the landscape in first time director Bahman Ghobadi's Cannes Camera d'Or winner, "A Time for Drunken Horses."

I could not remember the name so had to check. This is one of the FAMOUS Kurdish films ever made

Turtles can fly. Needs no introduction. Brilliant film

@ max_b

Thank you for starting this topic

I think that it is VERY SAD not more people have taken an interest. This forum needs to show more of the cultural of Kurds.

Unfortunately, I cannot find hardly any Kurdish films with English sub-titles, but I found this which I enjoyed watching