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Latest additions to Iranian VODs: ‘The Asphalt Jungle’ and more

Highly anticipated series 'The Asphalt Jungle' is to make debut on Iranian VOD platforms.

'The Asphalt Jungle' is set to grace the screens of Iranian Video-on-Demand (VOD) platforms.

'The Asphalt Jungle', directed by Pejman Teymourtash and produced by Esmaeel Afifeh, is scheduled to be released on March 22, 2024.

The star-studded cast list includes renowned actors such as Navid Mohammadzadeh, Merila Zarei, Rima Raminfar, Azadeh Samadi, Fereshteh Hosseini, and Amir Jafari.

The series unfolds a gripping tale with a synopsis that reads, “Within the confines of the forest, one must either have the skills to confront challenges head-on or swiftly retreat. The woodland landscape defines individuals as either the pursuer or the pursued, leaving no room for hesitancy. Fear finds no sanctuary in the heart of the forest – it is a realm that demands courage and resilience.”

With Teymourtash at the helm, 'The Asphalt Jungle' promises to be a must-watch for fans of intense social narratives.

Hossein Mahkam takes the audience on a solitary journey with his latest production, 'Odyssey of Solitude'.

This recent addition to Iranian VODs features a stellar cast list, including Soroush Sehhat, Soheil Mostajabian, Babak Karimi, and Baran Kosari.

As the title suggests, 'Odyssey of Solitude', produced and written by Mahkam, promises to be a contemplative exploration of the human condition.

Manouchehr Hadi presents a departure from his recent comedies with 'Around 8 a.m.', a movie based on a true story.

The film, now available on VODs, boasts an impressive cast, including Yekta Nasser, Kambiz Dirbaz, Sara Rasoulzadeh, Farid Qobadi, Hassan Pourshirazi, and the director.

'Around 8 a.m.' delves into a serious social narrative, offering the audience a thought-provoking experience.

Film enthusiasts and VOD subscribers are in for a treat as these three productions bring a mix of drama, solitude, and social commentary to Iranian screens.

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