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Children's DVDs
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Kolah Ghermezi 2, with Sarve Naz Kolah Ghermezi is a puppet character that over the years all kids and many grown-ups have come to love. Finally after several years of attending classes, Redcap manages to pass the exams. Redcap's success delights his family and the people in the neighborhood.But nobody bothers to buy Redcap any presents, except for his uncle who buys Redcap a bicycle because he knows Redcap has always wanted to have a bicycle. The uncle has no friends and his servant had always hoped to inherit the uncle's wealth, so when the uncle announces Redcap will inherit his wealth, suddenley Redcap's bicycle is stolen! See the rest for yourself in this fun movie. In Persian, DVD-R.
$29.95
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City of Mice
"In 1984, Marzieh Boroumand became the first women in the Islamic Republic to direct a big-screen hit, The City of Mice - a puppet show based on a children TV series The School of Mice (Boroumand, 1981-1984). Received enthusiastically by children, it also drew a large number of adult viewers with its satirical subtext that parodied the Japanese Samurai genre - which in those years had dominated the TV screens." (Najmeh Khalili Mahani, Beyond Tradition and Taboo). Based on one of the most popular children puppet shows made in Iran, School of Mice. DVD, in Farsi with no subtitles.
$29.95
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School of Mice (3 DVD set)
One of the most popular children puppet shows made in Iran, from a television series by Marzieh Boroumand; she later made a feature-length movie takeoff based on the show. This program comes on 3 DVDs with 5 hours of video. In Farsi with no subtitles.
$29.95
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Kolah Ghermezi 1
Kolah Ghermezi is a puppet character that over the years all kids and many grown-ups have come to love. In Persian, DVD-R.
$29.95
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Kolah Ghermezi 2, with Sarve Naz
Kolah Ghermezi is a puppet character that over the years all kids and many grown-ups have come to love. Finally after several years of attending classes, Redcap manages to pass the exams. Redcap's success delights his family and the people in the neighborhood.But nobody bothers to buy Redcap any presents, except for his uncle who buys Redcap a bicycle because he knows Redcap has always wanted to have a bicycle. The uncle has no friends and his servant had always hoped to inherit the uncle's wealth, so when the uncle announces Redcap will inherit his wealth, suddenley Redcap's bicycle is stolen! See the rest for yourself in this fun movie. In Persian, DVD-R.
$29.95
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The Polar Express (in Persian)
Chris Van Allsburg's timeless story of a young boy who learns the true meaning of Christmas proves a perfect fit for the screen. Director Robert Zemeckis utilizes a cutting-edge blend of live action and animation to make Van Allsburg's images leap to life in "A wondrous, dazzling, eye-popping adventure" (Houston Chronicle). With Tom Hanks, Michael Jeter, Eddie Deezen, and Nona Gaye. This cartoon animation is dubbed professionally in Farsi.
$29.95
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Cinderella II: Dreams Come True (in Persian)
But didn't she live happily ever after? Disney proves that no fairy tale is too timeless for them with this direct-to-video sequel to their 1950 animated feature. Cinderella adjusts to life as a princess as we find out what happened after that magical moment when her life changed forever. The magical story of Cinderella continues in an all-new movie brimming with irresistible music, lush animation and all your favorite characters from the original Disney classic. When Cinderella and her prince return to the palace from their honeymoon, the new princess suddenly finds herself cast in the role of Royal Hostess. But the traditional rules of the Royal Court don't allow her to entertain in her own warm and wonderful way. With the help of everyone's favorite Fairy Godmother and a band of mischievous mice, Cinderella and her friends find that the only true way to succeed is to be yourself. Dubbed in Farsi. DVD-R.
$29.95
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Ratatouille (in Persian)
Once again, Brad Bird, writer and director of The Incredibles, makes pure moviemaking wonderment out of a mountain of Pixar animation dollars. The story follows a little rat named Remy (voiced by Patton Oswalt) who arrives in Paris with hopes of studying under his culinary hero, chef Gusteau. Rising from the sewers below the restaurant, Remy finds a kitchen full of very vermin-phobic humans. For the sake of his life and his gourmet dreams, Remy makes an agreement with Linguini (voice by Lou Romano), a bumbling kitchen hand on the verge of losing his job. "Ratatouille is as much a feast for the senses as it is food for thought" (Scott Foundas, New York Times). Dubbed in Farsi. DVD-R.
$29.95
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Buzz Lightyear (in Persian)
Discover the story behind the ultimate space hero as he stars in his very own cartoon adventure. The heroic space explorer from the Disney/Pixar Toy Story films leaves the store shelves behind and takes his place as a real sci-fi hero in this direct-to-video feature. After a brief computer-animated introduction, featuring some of the other Toy Story regulars, Buzz flies solo into a universe with a traditional cell animation look. Tim Allen again provides the voice for Buzz, with Wayne Knight as the Evil Emperor Zurg and Tom Hanks' brother Jim filling in as Woody. Dubbed in Farsi. DVD-R.
$29.95
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Mickey's Great Clubhouse Hunt (in Persian)
Meeska Mooska Mickey Mouse! The search for big fun is just beginning in this all-new adventure from the hit TV show, Mickey Mouse Clubhouse. Mickey and his pals are planning the best springtime party ever - and you're invited! But the festivities are put on hold when Mickey’s magical clubhouse mysteriously breaks into pieces and disappears with Minnie, Donald, Goofy and Daisy inside! Mickey needs your help as he sets out on a great adventure to save his friends and put the clubhouse back together again. Filled with interactive fun and songs, Mickey's Great Clubhouse Hunt is an adventure you'll love again and again. Dubbed in Farsi. DVD-R.
$29.95
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