The Breadwinner by Emma

I think that the universal truth of this book never gives up. No matter how many obstacles you encounter, you must obey your dreams. Deborah Elis definitely made Pavana a brave man. She criticized them directly without fear. When Deborah went to Afghanistan and Pakistan, I must have thought of how strong a woman she would overcome such a stiff Taliban rule. Those strong ladies may motivate her to write The Breadwinner. That is the reason for not giving up no matter how hard the theme of this book is.

This explains why "The Breadwinner" was taken from the novel (called "Parvana" instead of "The Breadwinner"), which was produced by Angelina Jolie. It seems that the dollar 's box office income seems to be one of the film critic, than the "Coco" to be held in the city of Los Angeles, the audience rating of the world' s most popular movies has been low last year. By selecting animation, children and adults can see the story while 2D artwork is simple and beautiful. These characters speak in English which is the default language of box office success and incorporate the fascinating fictional stories of young girls, her fathers, mothers, sisters, and two brothers, using her family story . Until the end of the movie

Director Nora Twomey's The Breadwinner movie also tells Parbana's true story. Because she deals with the challenge of becoming a young girl under rigid Taliban rule. Breadwinner is a co-producer in Ireland, Luxembourg and Canada, following the 11-year-old Parvana (a voice from the young Saara Chaudry) after his father was taken to Taliban. Parbana keeps her spirit and compassion for the surrounding people while overcoming obstacles many of us can not imagine while bearing the burden of the world. She really changes the world by herself.

Director of "Fostering a Family", interview to Nora Twomey - a new movie about the amazing story of the 11-year-old Afghan girl

Parents need to know that "Bread Winner" is a beautiful animated drama of Kells Secret from Afghanistan after the Taliban. According to Deborah Elis' young adult novel, centered on an 11 year old girl, her father was forced to become a boy after being imprisoned. This film caught the violence of the Taliban regime, anti women, anti-knowledge, even anti-literacy furiously. Women do not adequately protect themselves, and in public places they do not cover their husbands and fathers, so women are harassed and undergo violence. Taliban soldiers and believers threaten and intimidate people and imprison people. Some people insult some pepper dialogue (such as "crazy", "stupid", "enemies of Islam"), but this is a reality of violence and may confuse young viewers. Ultimately, the theme of perseverance, curiosity, and courage is predominant.