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Iran 11 01 And Birthday Boy Analysis

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Short films such as Iran 11’09’’01 and Birthday Boy, follow the “less is more” principle when storytelling. The time, commercial and economical constraints allow for the innovation and experimentation of the film medium, as well as being able to make the viewer feel as if the film is complete and inexhaustible, after the credits. Makhmalbaf has beautifully conveyed her message within the economy set of 11 minutes screen time. Iran 11’09’’01 reminds us that tragedy and history is not rooted by media images, as well as reminding us that education and understanding is essential, especially across the vast differences of opportunity and privilege. The teacher is emphasising on removing the disadvantageous barrier of child labor by prioritising

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