Attributes
- Directed by Marjane Satrapi
- Origin France
- Year 2008
- Duration 1h 36m
- Certificate 12
Captions and audio description TBC
Our Carry on Screaming films are every Friday. They allow parents or carers with a child under one to see a film without having to worry about causing a disturbance, and with adjustments to the cinema environment to make it as convenient and comfortable as possible.
It’s free entry for babies, but please be aware: no baby, no entry.
Further screenings are available for those without babies. See below for related screenings and events.
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Our Carry on Screaming films are every Friday. They allow parents or carers with a child under one to see a film without having to worry about causing a disturbance, and with adjustments to the cinema environment to make it as convenient and comfortable as possible.
It’s free entry for babies, but please be aware: no baby, no entry.
Further screenings are available for those without babies. See below for related screenings and events.
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French with English subtitles
Marjane is a carefree 8-year-old beloved of her grandmother and parents, all living together in Tehran when the Shah is deposed. The politics of the country seem far away until her uncle is imprisoned and the Ayatollah’s regressive regime closes in. As she grows up, Marjane becomes more rebellious. As a punk-loving teenager she becomes more aware of growing tensions and her family begins to consider leaving their home. An emotionally powerful and enthralling autobiographical tale, told in stark black and white echoing Satrapi’s groundbreaking graphic novel. As we mourn her passing, we celebrate her debut work that articulated the voices of bold young people all over the world.
Marjane is a carefree 8-year-old beloved of her grandmother and parents, all living together in Tehran when the Shah is deposed. The politics of the country seem far away until her uncle is imprisoned and the Ayatollah’s regressive regime closes in. As she grows up, Marjane becomes more rebellious. As a punk-loving teenager she becomes more aware of growing tensions and her family begins to consider leaving their home. An emotionally powerful and enthralling autobiographical tale, told in stark black and white echoing Satrapi’s groundbreaking graphic novel. As we mourn her passing, we celebrate her debut work that articulated the voices of bold young people all over the world.
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