Kite Runner Film Analysis

The Kite Runner

The Kite Runner was published on 2003 by an Afghani America writer His name is Khaled Hosseini. The main two characters were Amir and Hassan who used to live in Wazir Akbar Khan. Amir was the son of the rich and famous person in Afghanistan by then. The theme of the Movie was the feeling of guilt, and steel, “There are a lot of types of steeling. You could steel by lying, by hiding the truth and by steeling people’s life if you had to kill them.” It also talked about the transition of life between 1978 and after 1978, when the Soviet Union invented Afghanistan. In my opinion the book was written fantastically to the point where my tears became like Niagara Falls. I believe this movie could change people’s perspectives of life

For example, the movie started from the end and started to go back in time and give details about what Amir’s life was before. The movie started with from the phone call that Tahir Khan when he called Amir and told him that, “There is a chance to be good again.” As an audience I kept think of what he exactly meant by saying, “There is a chance to be good again.” The director took my attention by that phrase. Not to forget the graphing part, the graphing was 80% why the movie became so famous as well as the story. The reason why graphing played a big part in the move was the way how he painted a picture of Afghanistan before and now. The transition between 1978 and after. At the bingeing I thought that he would be showing the dirty roads, poor people, all the negative parts of Afghanistan, but it was the opposite, he showed us how beautiful and clean Afghanistan were, how the people were educated and tried to live their lives as a human beings,. The graphing started after the war, when I started to feel that I am in there and started to effect me as an audience. for example, how after Amir decided to go back Afghanistan, and when he got there he saw all the houses that used to be the most beautiful had been destroyed and damaged as well as the video effects how one kid has a leg and the other don’t. That touched my feelings and

The director made a film that sidesteps the emotional disconnects for example, when baba and Amir left the country and when they arrived to the boarders between Afghanistan and Pakistan, Baba took a sample of the dust that was on the ground, the reason why he did that so he can remember that he would always be a part and the son of Afghanistan no matter what or how. That only by its self made me cry because I did not get the chance to do the same when I lift my country (Iraq). Emotions could play a big part on movies, “Emotion literally means "disturbance." The word comes from the Latin emovere, meaning "to disturb." Characters who reside more in the mind and their thoughts than in their body and their emotions put distance between the story and the audience. Thoughts can lie. Dialogue can lie, too. However, emotions are universal, relatable and humanizing. Emotions always tell the truth.” That’s exactly where the word emotion, mean and came from. The director used the emotions to feel what’s like to be living in Afghanistan as a child and as a human, and what is like to feel guilty and what you would do in order to have another chance to be good