Films in Peel start their summer season on Wednesday 11th April with an outstanding piece of cinema from Iran, A Separation (cert PG13). This highly acclaimed film has won an amazing 47 awards, including the 2012 Oscar for best foreign language film. Directed by Iranian filmmaker Asghar Fahadi, this film tells the tale of an Iranian couple with a tough decision to make. Simin wants the family to live abroad to better the chances in life for their only daughter, but her husband insists on staying in Iran to take care of his father, who suffers from Alzheimer’s disease. The argument leaves the couple but one choice: divorce. But the consequences go far beyond anything they had ever expected. This is a beautifully made film, a fascinating window on modern Iran and an exploration of choices and difficulties that can face all of us.
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The film is subtitled and starts at 7.45pm. The runtime is 123 minutes. Doors open at 7pm and refreshments are available.
Tickets are on sale at Celtic Gold in Peel at £4 (£3 conc) or available on the door (unless sold out). Reservation tickets with a seat guarantee are available from Shakti Man (Ramsey), Mostly Manx (Douglas) and Thompson Travel (Port Erin). Bar and refreshments from 7pm.
Other films after Easter include sci-fi thriller, The Adjustment Bureau (cert PG13, 25 April), intense drama, We need to talk about Kevin (cert 15, 09 May), comedy from Ireland, The Guard (cert 15, 23 May) and My Week with Marilyn (cert 15, 13 June).
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