Budget
$16,500,000 (estimated)
Gross US & Canada
$13,040,288
Opening weekend US & Canada
$45,572
Gross worldwide
$16,763,804
Budget
$16,500,000 (estimated)
Gross US & Canada
$13,040,288
Opening weekend US & Canada
$45,572
Gross worldwide
$16,763,804
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By Imogene 2022-03-24 09:02:20
The plot of the film is interspersed very well, and the plot echoes from the beginning to the end. I think that the teacher taught us how to write homework in middle school to attract readers. Undeniably, I was deeply moved by this movie. Back then, some trees were cut down in front of the house, and now there is a large area of trees in the new residence. I can't help but believe that everything is destined. Sow what, reap what.
At the beginning, the protagonist suddenly appeared as a...
By Dee 2022-03-24 09:02:20
We have travelled so far , it's time to return to our path.
As the Colonel muttered this sentence, another sentence came to my mind: Exiles, no homeland.
Exile is one of the most tragic fates. Eternal strangers, endless wanderings, often in conflict with unfamiliar environments, hard to let go of the past, and full of sorrow for the future.
Moving to the United States for a family that was once at the top of power, rich in wealth, and admired by others not only...
By Curtis 2022-03-24 09:02:20
Persistence is good, stubbornness is easy to go overboard
Occupational disease, I found that the movie involved immigration, and my interest increased by one percentage point: as a new immigrant, more needs are to stabilize life as soon as possible and be recognized by the citizens of the immigrant country; the film's male protagonist, Masood's family of four, finally immigrated to the United States and once served in Iran. The identity and pride of a colonel, spending a lot of money to marry a daughter, letting his son go to a good university, and...
By Camila 2022-03-23 09:02:18
"Sometimes" it's not hatred that destroys life, it's hope
This film was still in 2004. When I was a junior in high school, I sat on the narrow bed in the dormitory and watched it. I inexplicably like this kind of movies, not because of enthusiasm or emotional ups and downs, but after seven or eight years, I still remember some plots, how the silent colonel handled his life, went out to work for his daughter, and after many years of life, let him be careful. Remembered as a decent and glamorous person, and finally had to hold his wife's hand and leave...
By Garth 2022-03-23 09:02:18
I read the novel, and I was told the ending before I could watch the movie. Of course, since the ending is not important, then being spoiled is not the primary factor for not watching the movie. But I didn't expect that I was disappointed by the ending of the movie, but I didn't think about it. It was just that when I was chatting with Yuan MM two days ago, she reminded me that a news I saw before should be the real version of the scandal note. Suddenly, I felt that the ending of the movie was...
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By Scarlett 2022-04-24 07:01:15
Downright tragic, desperate to death. jennifer connelly has such a beautiful...
By Peyton 2022-04-24 07:01:15
After reading it, I really feel that I have lived in vain for several...
By Yasmin 2022-04-24 07:01:15
It feels like this is Jennifer's best performance since Once Upon a Time in America and Requiem for a Dream. Better than her Oscar-winning "A Beautiful Mind." Her appearance is firm and pure, but there is a certain vulnerability, madness and temptation hidden in her eyes. This dual feeling is displayed to the extreme in this film. "Dust and Fog Home" is actually a very depressing and cruel story, but the director used the lightest way to hide his emotions in the dust and...
By Ernestina 2022-04-24 07:01:15
The most memorable line is when the heroine said on the phone, I have nothing left, I am in my Buick. Damn...
By Nyasia 2022-04-24 07:01:15
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Frank: Kathy? K, is that you?
Kathy: [on the phone with her brother Frank, She is very upset] Yeah.
Frank: Mom said you sounded strange on the phone. What's going on?
Kathy: I need help. I really need some help.
Frank: What's wrong?
Kathy: Do you think you could just come out here? Please?
Frank: K, I'm sorry. I just got a real shit storm here. We just got the new models in, there's inventory...
[to co-worker]
Frank: I'll be right there. Just give me a second here.
Kathy: I just feel lost, Frankie. You know? I just, um... I just feel lost.
Frank: Look, Ma and the aunts will be out there on the 18th. They can help you, bring you back, straighten you out. Okay? I'm sorry, K, but I gotta go. Okay?
Kathy: Okay... Yeah.
Frank: All right. Chin up, baby sister. I'll call you later.
Kathy: Okay. Hey, don't tell Mom, all right?
[clicks, dial tone]
Kathy: ...Okay, bye.
[Crying and whimpering in frustration over her inability to explain to her brother why she needs help]
Kathy: FUCK!
Nadi: I am tired.
Behrani: Soon we will return to the flowers of Isfahan... the mosques of Qom... and to the fine hotels of old Tehran. I have taken us so far off our course. But now it is time to return. It is time for us to go home, to our destiny.
Nadi: [to Massoud, in Farsi] I didn't come to America to live and walk the streets like a filthy Arab! I came to America to LIVE!