Legal boundaries vs. ethics in ‘On the Way to Zayandehroud’

Witness a confrontation of legal boundaries and ethical choices in iFilm English TV Channel’s social drama ‘On the Way to Zayandehroud’.

A mother's concern for her child is so strong that she may not follow the law, even if her son has committed a murder.

What do you think is the correct course of action in this situation?

Don't miss the fourth episode of the 19-part series on iFilm TV tonight at 23:00 GMT. You can watch it now via the channel’s website.

Directed by Hassan Fathi and produced by Esmaeel Afifeh, the series tells the story of Mehran, a young football player on the brink of stardom.

Mehran has recently been selected for Iran’s national football team and travels to Isfahan to negotiate with a new club. However, his dreams are shattered when his name is unexpectedly removed from the national team’s roster.

In a fit of rage, he drives recklessly, resulting in a fatal altercation with another driver. The incident leads to the death of the young man, and Mehran finds himself in prison, facing a dire situation.

As Mehran's life hangs in the balance, his mother desperately seeks the forgiveness of the victim's family in a bid to secure her son’s release. However, the victim’s father, a resentful and hardened man, appears to have different plans for Mehran and his mother.

The series features a notable cast, including Behnoush Tabatabaee, Mehdi Soltani-Sarvestani, Houman Barqnavard, Mehraneh Mahin-Torabi, Masoud Rayegan, Afsaneh Pakrou, Hossein Mahjoub, Mehdi Baqer-Beigi, and some Iranian football players.