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Bread and Poetry 1993

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What is Bread and Poetry?

Bread and Poetry is a film first released in 1993. Catalogued under Drama, Family.

Type
Film
Year
1993
Release date
Aug 1, 1993
Genres
Drama, Family
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★ TMDB users: 6.7/10

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Bread and Poetry is a film first released in 1993. Catalogued under Drama, Family.

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Should you watch it?

“A bakery worker dreams of fame, triggering unexpected trouble over a lost book and cheque.”

Reasons to watch
  • follows a relatable protagonist with literary aspirations
  • explores the consequences of a simple misunderstanding
Keep in mind
  • plot is driven by a hidden item mishap that leads to trouble
  • limited availability of detailed background information

Watch it if you enjoy dramatic stories about everyday people caught up in unexpected adventures.

This film contains mild dramatic situations suitable for family viewing.

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When was Bread and Poetry released?

The film was released on August 1, 1993, in Iran.

What is the main character's profession?

The main character, Majid, works in a bakery.

What does Majid aspire to become?

Majid always dreams of becoming famous and sends his poem to be published in a journal.

What book sparks Majid's interest?

Majid becomes interested in reading Les Miserables after finding some pages of it.

How does Majid get into trouble?

He tries to exchange a book from his brother-in-law's library at the public library without realizing a cheque was hidden inside.

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