breadwinner
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The filmmaker, known for "The Breadwinner" and "The Black Tulip", said she was working to help bring people to safety after having calls from Afghans still in the country.
From Reuters • Aug. 24, 2021
Had he been allowed to stand up, he certainly would have obscured Breadwinner director Nora Twomey and make-up artist David Malinowski at the very least, who were right behind him.
From BBC • Feb. 6, 2018
Nora Twomey's "The Breadwinner," adapted from Deborah Ellis' novel about brave Afghan girl Parvana, has racked up major honors from critics and animation groups worldwide.
From Los Angeles Times • Jan. 23, 2018
But smaller domestic dramas like Lady Bird, Phantom Thread, and The Breadwinner were also powerful for me, and so were metaphor-loaded movies like I, Tonya and Mother!
From The Verge • Dec. 28, 2017
So far, The Breadwinner is fairly civilized drawing room farce.
From Time Magazine Archive
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