Whispers of betrayal: A tempting plan unfurls in 'Zero Degree Turn'

In the 12th episode of 'Zero Degree Turn', to be aired at 23:00 GMT (02:30 Tehran time) tonight on iFilm English TV, the true color of Jahangir, the Iranian ambassador in France and husband of Zinatol Molouk, is exposed.

Zinat is revealed to be secretly aiding Habib and his Jewish friends in obtaining passports, as they seek refuge in Iran amidst the chaos of World War II and the ruthless German Nazi aggression.

The revelation sends shockwaves through Jahangir's world, shattering the trust he once had in his wife, Zinat.

Jahangir's anger erupts, leading to a violent confrontation with Zinatol Molouk. However, she refuses to be defeated. In a moment of desperation, Zinatol Molouk devises a tempting plan—one that could save Jahangir's career and ensure the safety of Habib, who remains captive in Nazi prison.

With betrayal and survival hanging in the balance, Zinatol Molouk's plan presents a glimmer of hope in the face of adversity. Will she be able to navigate the treacherous waters of deceit and keep both Jahangir's career aspirations intact and Habib out of harm's way?

‘Zero Degree Turn’, directed by  Hassan Fathi, unveils a poignant narrative that follows the journey of an Iranian boy who embarks on a life-changing adventure in Paris. As fate would have it, he encounters and falls deeply in love with a young Jewish girl, forging a connection that transcends borders and challenges.

However, as the shadows of World War II cast their ominous presence, their love story takes an unforeseen turn. The outbreak of the war compels the Iranian boy to return to his homeland, leaving his beloved behind. Determined to protect her from the clutches of the Nazis, who had occupied France, he takes a daring and perilous step. Against all odds, he orchestrates a daring rescue, smuggling the girl and her mother to safety in Iran.

‘Zero Degree Turn’ boasts a talented ensemble cast that brings the characters to life. Roya Teimourian, Shahab Hosseini, Ateneh Faqih-Nasiri, Laya Zanganeh, Iraj Rad, Masoud Rayegan, Nathalie Matti, Rahim Norouzi, Ahmad Saatchian, Payam Dehkordi, Ali Qorbanzadeh, Sadreddin Shajareh, and Farrokh Nemati contribute their remarkable performances, enhancing the depth and authenticity of the story.

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