Polish children to enjoy Iran film ‘21 Days Later’

Iran film ‘21 Days Later’ by Mohammad Reza Kheradmandan has been scheduled to go on screen at International Film Festival for Children and Youth - KINOLUB in Poland.

The main competition section includes 40-60 productions, both feature and short films, to be presented and awarded at various venues of the film event.  

The winners are chosen by a professional adult jury as well as a children's jury that award cash prizes and the KINOLUB statuette.

The movie, starring Sareh Bayat and Hamidreza Azarang, is a melodrama film about a teenager who has to struggle with several challenges in order to fulfill his dad’s wishes.

Grabbing a nomination for Best Visual Effects Crystal Simorgh, ‘21 Days Later’ was among the most popular audience picks at the 35th edition of Iran’s Fajr Film Festival.

KINOLUB is a new international film festival to create an environment for young people to actively and keenly participate in the cultural life and to develop new mindful audiovisual audiences.

The festival screenings are slated for June 1-22, 2018 in different cities of southern Poland.

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