Special features include the following featurettes: Words From The Kite Runner (15 Minutes) and Images From The Kite Runner (24 minutes), a public service announcement by Khaled Hosseini, the original theatrical trailer, a feature commentary track with cast and crew, and additional previews.
DVD General Information
(Studio/Distributor):
DreamWorks Home Entertainment
(Catalog Number):
11797
(MPAA Rating):
PG-13
(Rating Reason):
For strong thematic material including sexual assault of a child, violence and brief, strong language.
Story Synopsis:
Amir (Ebrahimi) is a young boy from a privileged family in Kabul, Afghanistan in the mid-1970s, prior to the Soviet invasion of the country. His best friend is Hassan (Mahmoodzada), the son of a longtime servant to Amir's family. The boys spend their days playing together and practicing their kite flying skills; Amir flies the kites, while Hassan is The Kite Runner, in charge of retrieving the kite after it falls to the ground. When Amir fails to come to the aid of his loyal friend when he is brutally attacked by village bullies, the crushing guilt ultimately separates the two boys. Now living in America, an adult Amir (Abdalla) gets a phone call from a family friend in Pakistan, offering him a "way to be good again." Amir travels back to his native country in search of forgiveness and ultimately redemption. Based upon the book by Khaled Hosseini. (Stacey Pendry)
DVD Picture:
The anamorphically enhanced 2.31:1 DVD shows very good resolution with fine details delivered very nicely onto the screen. Color balance and contrast are nicely rendered, and bright colors have a natural vibrancy. Fleshtones can look slightly too orange, but the coloration isn
Soundtrack:
The Dolby
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