Ali & Nino

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08/03/2020 Asif Kapadia has directed a film that took me right back to some of the most cinematic classics such as Lawrence of Arabia, The English Patient, A Passage To India and many more films that sprung to mind, not because of any story comparisons, but reminding me that cinema can be entertaining but also cinema can be a beautiful work of art. Whilst filmmaker Asif Kapadia has completed many documentary projects over the recent years, it is wonderful to see him returning to a narrative film and yet losing no skill at all in telling us a ‘performed' story compared to documentary storytelling. Definitely one of my films of the year and a film you should definitely check out. See more 07/27/2020 I enjoyed this movie, and learning about the struggle of Azerbaijan to regain its nationhood. The cinematography was stunning. The interfaith love story was well done and poignant. See more 10/12/2019 In Ali&Nino, the cinematography and the wide landscapes take the film to another level from epicness, The film involving the culture in the decoration and the clothing and also the dancing, A great direction made this movie a little tasty, a lot of silly smiles and kissing scenes to pass the time but this film is an enjoyable thought. See more 02/05/2018 5 stars because this movie is utterly underrated! I enjoyed it all, actors are incredibly lovely. Directors should make more movies like this one, because all countries deserve to be known and loved. See more 12/17/2017 Another love story in a rarely seen region on Earth, Azerbaijan. Beautiful scenery. Hope it was really shot on-site. The story touched only a small portion of its history. See more 08/19/2017 The movie was wonderful, I absolutely loved every minute. I only wish the movie showed a little more of Ali and Nino's childhood together as the book had done. Beautifully filmed! See more Read all reviews

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