Tehran, Tehran

A quiet, talky period drama about cinephiles quietly pushing against authority, more thoughtful than gripping.

A warm, wry look at bureaucratic absurdity and creative persistence, mixing gentle comedy with earnest frustration.

A earnest, talky slice of student activism that feels like a real conversation about art and politics, quietly urgent.

A brief, quiet documentary-style glimpse into a pandemic-era gathering, more intriguing than immersive.

A luminous, quietly tense portrait of friendship and creativity under pressure, where everyday rituals and rehearsals carry the weight of resistance.

A quietly defiant protest drama that builds tension through small acts of courage, leaving you moved and unsettled.

A quiet, intimate character study about creative integrity, carried by small emotional pressures rather than big dramatic swings.

A earnest, bittersweet chronicle of young musicians finding their voice under a repressive regime, more about friendship and conviction than spectacle.

A quiet, brooding character study that simmers with unspoken pressure, weighing youthful idealism against a stifling reality.

A quiet, thoughtful documentary portrait of artists making daring music under pressure, more reflective than dramatic.

A quiet, uncomfortable chamber piece where social pressure and family duty tighten around a young musician until every polite exchange feels loaded.

A scrappy, defiant documentary that follows underground artists making noise under pressure, mixing rebellion with ragged, lived-in energy.