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Release Date: 09/08/06 (Future Release)
Starring: Ahmad Razvi, Leticia Dolera, Charles Daniel Sandoval, Ali Reza, Farooq 'Duke' Muhammad
Director: Ramin Bahrani
Rating: (NR) |
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NEW YORK VIEW
Ramin Bahrani’s striking debut tracks a Pakistani street-cart vendor with a mysterious past as he pushes his steel box through Manhattan, and the almost-abstract shots of that silver box navigating midtown traffic during rushes could make a mesmerizing video installation all on their own. But the actor behind it, Ahmad Razvi, plays the lead with naturalistic cool and hangdog charm. (Hill)
CINEMASOURCE SYNOPSIS Ahmad is a hard working Pakistani trying to keep his head above water in New York, serving coffee and treats to the busy Manhattan-ites from his push cart during the day, and earning some extra cash selling bootleg DVDs by night. He meets affluent fellow countryman Mohammad, who takes him under his wing, offering welcome work decorating his apartment. He also befriends Spanish woman Noemi, who works at the newsstand close to Ahmad's cart. The three start to socialize together, but these ill-defined relationships falter, as we see timid Ahmad patronised by Mohammad and taken for granted by Noemi. We gradually learn more about Ahmad, about how he was a famous singer back home, but also how he is haunted by a past tragedy.
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