Movie lineup for upcoming weekend

Catch the latest updates on iFilm TV Channels' weekend movies and plan your TV time based on your language of choice.

The weekend varies through the sister channels of iFilm English, Arabic, Farsi and iFilm2. Therefore, the end of week falls on Thursday on iFilm2 and iFilm Farsi, Friday and Saturday on iFilm Arabic, and Sunday on iFilm English.

Check the movie titles and their air time based on the language and channel you prefer.

iFilm2:

Ahmad-Reza Motamedi’s comedy movie ‘The Rule of the Game’ is set to be aired on iFilm2 on Thursday November 9 at 17:30 GMT.

A poor young man meets Fereshteh, a girl that belongs to a loaded family. Once he goes to their aristocratic house to propose to her and, contrary to his expectations, he sees his grandfather there. This encounter causes an incident that sends his grandfather to the hospital.

iFilm Farsi:

The weekend movie for ifilm Farsi will be updated here.

iFilm Arabic:

Watch Mohammad-Hossein Farahbakhs’s ‘Greed’ in Arabic on Friday November 10 at 19:00 GMT.

The movie is about Nader, a thief that has recently got released from prison after five years. Now, his wife wants him to give up a life of crime and to live honestly. Yet, hoping to earn a huge sum, he agrees to do one last heist.

‘Song of Tehran’ is the title of the movie that will hit the air on Saturday November 11 at 19:00 GMT.

Rahman, who came to Tehran in pursuit of a better life from his village, is trying to get a decent job with the help of his friend Hossein. The simpleton young man falls into Fereydoun's trap and starts smuggling movies, but soon he is arrested by the police.

iFilm English:

Tune into iFilm English TV on Saturday November 11 at 22:00 GMT to watch 'The Tenants' directed by Dariush Mehrjouee.

When the landlord of a busy apartment complex dies, his lack of apparent heir leaves the property up for grabs. As a result, Abbas, the overeager apartment manager, aims to secure his claim on the building by evicting all its residents and thereby cutting them out of contention. However, these renters prove wilier than Abbas expected, so he ups the ante by refusing to keep up the property. Soon the tenants take maintenance into their own hands with disastrous results.

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