Director Narges Abyar’s When the Moon Was Full, a true love story of Jundallah terrorist group member Abdul-Hamid Rigi, is a highlight of the lineup.
The acclaimed movie is about Abdul-Hamid Rigi, the younger brother of Abdul-Malik Rigi, the founder and leader of the Jundallah terrorist group in southeastern Iran, who marries Faezeh Mansuri, a woman from Tehran. He forces Faezeh to leave her homeland along with her brother, Shahab, to live in Pakistan where they find themselves involved in Jundallah terrorist activities.
The film won Crystal Simorghs in six categories, including best film and best director, at the 37th Fajr Film Festival in February.
The Warden by Nima Javidi about a prison warden who is assigned to transfer prisoners to a new building during the 1960s, and We Are All Together by Kamal Tabrizi, a comedy with an all-star cast about passengers who survive a plane crash, are among the films.
The selection also includes Qorban Mohammadpur’s The Devil’s Daughter, a movie with a cast of Iranian and Bollywood actors.
The film is about Satan’s daughter who intends to repent. She is first asked to find an innocent man to bow down to until her repentance is accepted. Satan’s daughter descends to search for the man.
Snake Venom by Javad Razavian and Mr. Censorship by Ali Jabbarzadeh will also hit the silver screens across the country.
Source: Tehran Times