Beh Fraw 2003
A schoolteacher in Kurdistan decides to give the children an essay on Kurdish marriage traditions and research it among them and the people of the region. A number of people interviewed, as well as school children, believe that while some of their traditions and customs are useful for preserving and strengthening relatives, others, such as the need to marry a cousin or a young girl or marry girls at an early age, are harmful. And they are unacceptable. Along with these documentary images, one of these traditional marriages is reconstructed and a story is told.
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Genre ، Social
Genre ، Anthropology
Category ، Documentary
Film style or methodology ، Fiction Documentary
Subjects ، Social Science ، Family
Subjects ، Social Science ، Marriage
Subjects ، Social Science ، Sociology
Subjects ، Social Science ، Problems and Social Harms
Subjects ، Social Science ، Local and ethnic customs
Subjects ، Geography and Anthropology ، General Geography
Subjects ، Geography and Anthropology ، Human Ecology
Subjects ، Geography and Anthropology ، Iranian tribes
Subjects ، Geography and Anthropology ، Beliefs and myths
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