Sun Children (2021)
Sun Children
”Four young friends in Iran struggle to survive through small thefts and odd jobs until they discover a hidden treasure underground.”
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Film that assumes its message right away, with an educational bias and an eye on overcoming, 'Khorshid' tells the story of Ali and his friends, who live on the streets of Iran surviving with small thefts and odd jobs - something no child should do, of course. Things change, however, when the group discovers a mysterious treasure in the basement of a school and, to try to find it, they have to enroll in regular classes. From then on, director Majid Majidi (of the moving 'Children of Paradise') explores this story in a setting that mixes severity, strength and lightness. To be moved.
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12-year-old Ali and his three friends, together they work hard to survive and support their families. In a turn of events that seems miraculous, Ali is entrusted to find hidden treasure underground.
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