War plays second fiddle to betrayal

War is all about betrayal and this time around Mirza Koochack Khan is warned of this bitter reality.  

In a scene cut from the next episode of iFilm historical series 'Mirza Koochack Khan', you can catch how the faithful companion of the Jungle Movement leader advised him to be careful regarding betrayal in war.

During the First World War, imperial aggressors had their eyes on Iran, a country dealing with the aftermath of the turmoil caused by its recent constitutional revolution.

It was a time when the country was not only invaded by famine and confusion, but also by two fronts of the war: the Russian Tsar on one side and Britain on the other. With the government in tatters, it was up to the courageous people to defend their homeland.

So movements were initiated all around the country. One of the most effective movements took place in the province of Gilan, where a local hero named Mirza Koochack Khan and his followers took shelter in the jungles as they fought to protect their beloved Iran.

Don't miss the last episode of the series on iFilm tomorrow at 23:00 GMT.

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