Iran film ‘Twenty-one Days Later’ comes out on home release

‘Twenty-one Days Later’ directed by Mohammad Reza Kheradmandan has gone on home release.

The movie which has participated in many international film festivals, entered Iran’s home entertainment on Monday, December 11, 2017

The film’s synopsis reads: “It’s always the same! The last time the sky started getting cloudy, the weather became so wild that the storm could have pulled down the trees. It was pouring rain, the birds were screaming around their nests. One of the guys said he saw the sun getting dark and light once or twice.”

The Iranian film premiered at the ‘Soda-ye-Simorgh’ section of the 35th Fajr Film Festival.

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

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