My name is Amir, and this is my story.

Kite

Kite
Being the champion of the Kite Running Tournament was Amir's way of gaining affection from his father. While Hassan was retrieving the winning kite he was harrased and beatup because of his race. Behind the corner Amir watched. A friend was betrayed, and a friendship was over.

Monday, January 18, 2010

**** Star Rating Review

I thought this was an incredibly moving story. The acting was believable, and the insight into Afghan culture was interesting as well as shocking. It also had all the main points from the novel and was translated from the book to the movie well. The movie succeeds in putting a human face on what happened in Afghanistan creating more understanding. The themes of friendship, family, human values, and courage are well developed in the film.
The picture that was created in the film was incredible. The creation of what Afganistan looks like was deep and moving. From the desert to the shabby towns the film gave you an understanding of what it is really like to be in Afganistan. I liked how in the movie they were very detail. For example when driving they had the Taliban on the road inspecting cars and carrying guns everywhere. The costumes of the characters added and helps one understand the culture of Afghans. It was the little things that brought the film to life.
The acting was amazing, and, above all, it was a heart-wrenching story. I would definitely recommend this movie to anyone, wheather they have read the book or not.

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