P for Pelican

Year: 1972

Runtime: 25 mins

Language: Persian

Director: Parviz Kimiavi

Documentary

An aged hermit living in a cramped slum takes it upon himself to teach visiting neighborhood children the alphabet during their playtime. When a youngster suggests using the word “Pelican” for the letter P, the hermit, unfamiliar with the bird, sets out to the nearby park to find one, hoping to show the children a real example.

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