TURTLES CAN FLY <font color=red>(Movie)</font>

TURTLES CAN FLY (opens 05/13) - Acclaimed director Bahman Ghobadi directs this luminous story of a border village on the eve of the American invasion. The first feature film to come out of Iraq since 1979, "Turtles Can Fly" features a remarkable cast of local children. - 95 minutes. - Not Rated . - LANDMARK'S KEN CINEMA<br><br>TURTLES CAN FLY, Thirteen-year-old Soran (Soran Ebrahim) is known as "Satellite" because of his skill at installing dishes in his Kurdish village, where people are searching for news of Saddam Hussein on the eve of the American Iraqi invasion. The industrious and cheerful Soran falls for orphan Agrin (Avaz Latif), a sad-faced girl traveling with her seemingly clairvoyant brother and caring for a 3-year-old child. The exquisitely haunting mountains of Kurdistan play backdrop to both tragedy and humor in the third feature film from Iranian filmmaker Bahman Ghobadi (Marooned in Iraq, A Time for Drunken Horses). (Fully subtitled), Director: Bahman Ghobadi Cast: Soran Ebrahim, Saddam Hossein Feysal, Avaz Latif, Hiresh Feysal Rahman <a href="http://www.ifcfilms.com/ifcfilms?CAT0=3127&CAT1=6266&SHID=19905&AID=10507&CLR=red&BCLR=>">Web Site</a><br><br><b>Show time: </b>Friday, May 13th through Thursday, May 19th, NOW FEATURING BRAND NEW PLUSH COMFORTABLE SEATS!Friday, Monday - Thursday: 7:30 Saturday & Sunday at: (3:00), 7:30