Movie |
Pakistan | Family
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The story of the movie is thought-provoking; it explores topics like political corruption, cultural deterioration, and how globalization affects local communities. It emphasizes the significance of maintaining cultural heritage and the difficulties those who oppose the forces endangering their way of life encounter. "Moor" skillfully combines these societal and political allegories with a touching and individualized tale to give viewers a moving and absorbing experience. The acting in "Moor" is superb, and Hameed Sheikh subtly portrays Wahid. He gives his character depth and realism, successfully portraying the grit and resolve of a man against a crooked system. Samiya Mumtaz has a powerful performance as Ehsan as well, perfectly expressing the innocence and curiosity of a little child caught up in more serious situations. The movie takes time to develop its concepts and characters, which might not appeal to viewers who prefer stories with quick pacing. The methodical tempo, however, helps viewers who value cerebral and contemplative cinema form a strong connection with the characters and their challenges.
Best Original Film Music | 2016
Best Actor | 2016 | Hameed
Best Supporting Actor | 2016
Best Actress | 2016 | Samiya
Best Singer Female | 2016 | Meesah
Best Singer Male | 2016
Best Film | 2015
Budget 350,000 USD
Box Office Collection 13,000 USD
Pakistan's Official Entry to the Oscars.
The film's title, Moor, is a Pashto word meaning "Mother".
The film took eight years from conception to release. Work on the script began in 2007, and the first teaser trailer appeared in 2013, two years before the film's premiere.
Partially filmed in an area of Pakistan's Balochistan province that was under the control of the Taliban militia. Despite their reputation for hard line fundamentalism, the local Taliban even allowed the crew to shoot in their own headquarters, possibly because the film's villains are based upon real life criminal gangs that the Taliban themselves were trying to eliminate in the territory they controlled.
Moor was previously named as Morqaye.
