Iranian film ‘Amir’ hits domestic market

Iranian feature film ‘Amir’ has hit the domestic market of home entertainment on Wednesday.

Directed by Nima Eqlima, the movie is about contemporary Iran; about a generation whose private lives are determined more by the rules of society than their own will.

A brief synopsis of the film reads, 'Amir goes to pick his friend Ali from the airport, where he finds out that Ali's ex-wife, Ghazal has taken her son Ardalan with her illegally and most probably will emigrate soon. Despite all his personal problems, Amir takes Ali to his office to help him find his ex-wife and son.'

Some of the cast members of the flick are Milad Keymaram, Hadi Kazemi, Vahid Manafi, Mona Qasemi, Behdokht Valian and Sahar Dolatshahi.

‘Amir’ has gone on screen at some global events, including the Pune International Film Festival in India, the Karlovy Vary International Film Festival in the Czech Republic, and the Dhaka International Film Festival in Bangladesh.

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