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Marooned in Iraq
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Tromsø International Film Festival (2)
Cannes Film Festival (2)
Chicago International Film Festival (1)
Gijón International Film Festival (1)
Istanbul Film Festival (1)
São Paulo International Film Festival (1)
Tokyo International Film Festival (1)
Vesoul Asian Film Festival (1)
5 wins & 5 nominations
Tromsø International Film Festival
2003 Winner
Aurora Award - Special Mention
Bahman Ghobadi
2003 Winner
Don Quixote Award - Special Mention
Bahman Ghobadi
Cannes Film Festival
2002 Winner
François Chalais Award
Bahman Ghobadi
2002 Nominee
Un Certain Regard Award
Bahman Ghobadi
Chicago International Film Festival
2002 Winner
Gold Plaque
Bahman Ghobadi
Bahman Quobadi refused to accept the prize in protest of the U.S. government's refusal to issue him a visa, just weeks after
Abbas Kiarostami
had been denied a visa to visit a film festival in New York City.
Gijón International Film Festival
2002 Nominee
Grand Prix Asturias
Best Feature
Bahman Ghobadi
Istanbul Film Festival
2003 Nominee
Golden Tulip
Bahman Ghobadi
São Paulo International Film Festival
2002 Winner
International Jury Award
Best Feature Film
Bahman Ghobadi
Tokyo International Film Festival
2002 Nominee
Tokyo Grand Prix
Bahman Ghobadi
Vesoul Asian Film Festival
2003 Nominee
Golden Wheel
Bahman Ghobadi
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