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  1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Farah_Goes_BangFarah Goes Bang - Wikipedia

    Farah Goes Bang is a 2013 American road-trip comedy directed by Meera Menon, and written by Menon and Laura Goode. The film was produced by Goode, Erica Fishman, Danielle Firoozi, and Liz Singh. The film was Menon 's feature film debut and premiered at the 2013 Tribeca Film Festival where it won The Nora Ephron Prize. [2] .

  2. www.imdb.com › title › tt2396485Farah Goes Bang (2013) - IMDb

    FARAH GOES BANG is a road-trip comedy centered on Farah Mahtab, a woman in her twenties who tries to lose her virginity while campaigning across America for presidential candidate John Kerry in 2004.

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    In this hilarious, authentically feminist take on the coming-of-age dramedy, Farah, a private and unassuming Iranian-American, hits the campaign trail for John Kerry with her two best friends:...

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    Visit the movie page for 'Farah Goes Bang' on Moviefone. Discover the movie's synopsis, cast details and release date. Watch trailers, exclusive interviews, and movie review.

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    Farah Goes Bang. Farah and her friends stump for John Kerry in 2004, and she secretly hopes to lose her virginity along the way. Prime Video Apple TV. Rent Farah Goes Bang on Prime...

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    FARAH GOES BANG is a road-trip comedy centered on Farah Mahtab, a woman in her twenties who tries to lose her virginity while campaigning across America for presidential candidate John Kerry in 2004.