The Dark Room (2018 film)

The Dark Room (Persian: اتاق تاریک) is a 2018 Iranian drama directed, written and produced by Rouhollah Hejazi.

The Dark Room
Directed byRouhollah Hejazi
Produced byRouhollah Hejazi
Written byRouhollah Hejazi
Starring
Music byKaren Homayounfar
Edited byReza Shahbazi
Release date
  • February 3, 2018 (2018-02-03) (Fajr Film Festival)
Running time
101 minutes
CountryIran
LanguagePersian

The subject of this film is the persecution and rape of children in Iran.

Hejazi went to the thirty-sixth Fajr Film Festival with The Dark Room three years after his latest release, Death of the Fish.

It won Best Film at the Hanoi Film Festival and at the Film Festival of Kerala in 2018. It was the only representative of Iran at the Belgrade Film Festival in 2019.

Plot

Farhad and Haleh and their four-years-old son Amir, move into a new housing complex. One day, Amir gets lost in the desert in front of the complex. His parents find him, but Amir seems upset and Farhad suspects that someone has abused his son.[1]

Cast

  • Saed Soheili as Farhad
  • Sareh Bayat as Haleh
  • Alireza Mirsalari as Amir
  • Morvarid Kashian as Pegah
  • Amir-Reza Ranjbaran as Peyman

Accolades

Award / Film Festival Category Recipient(s) Result
International Film Festival of Kerala Suvarna Chakoram (Best Film) The Dark Room Won[2]
Hanoi Film Festival Best Film The Dark Room Won
Hanoi Film Festival The Best Actor Saed Soheili Nominated
Belgrade Film Festival Best Film The Dark Room Nominated
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