Romantic melodrama set against historical events
“Ali and Nino” is set in 1918 in the region of Azerbaijan, an oil-rich area on the Caspian Sea between Asia and Europe. Though he is Muslim and she is Christian, Ali (Adam Bakri) and Nino (Maria Valverde) defy their parents and marry. At first it appears that their all-consuming love will be enough to overcome the differences in their backgrounds. But their bond is soon tested, first as Nino confronts what it means to be a westernized woman living in a traditional society, and again when every-thing they know is turned upside down by the outbreak of World War I.<br /><br />Written by Christopher Hampton (“Dangerous Liaisons”), the film has an epic feel with its love story set against actual historical events and political intrigue. In style, it closely resembles the structure of “Doctor Zhivago,” though it never achieves similar stature. Director Asif Kapadia and director of photography Gokhan Teriyaki have captured several impressive, panoramic shots, and the film’s battle scenes are realistically brutal. The movie occasionally edges into the realm of soap opera but manages, for the most part, to strike an effective balance between the central love story and the global and personal events that shape the couple’s destiny.<br /><br />There are no bonus features on the unrated, widescreen DVD release.
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : Set against the sweeping tide of history, this is the breathtaking tale of a romance that crosses political, geographic, and religious divides. Azerbaijan, 1918: though he is Muslim and she is Ali (Adam Bakri) and Nino (Maria Valverde) defy their parents and marry. At first it appears that their all-consuming love will be enough to overcome the differences in their backgrounds. But their bond is soon put the test, first as she confronts what it means to be a westernized woman living in a traditionalist society, and the again when everything they know is turned upside down by the arrival of World War I..