The Crowd
Sahand Kabiri
Fiction : 70' / Community, Youth, Queer, Politics

Hamed hails from a well-off religious family, sharing a middle-class flat with Raman, who is set to emigrate in a few days. Raman is upset that he cannot spend his last days with friends because they don't have an appropriate venue to gather. Hamed, determined to help, decides to throw a party in a vacant warehouse belonging to his family, but without alerting the other owners. However, he faces another dilemma: Their close friend, Tondar, recently passed away in an accident which they cannot talk about publicly.

QL - Queer Resistance
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Year: 2025

Country: Iran

Language: farsi

Subtitles: english

With: Keyvan Mohammadi, Razieh Mansouri, Shoja Giahi, Baset Rezaei, Rambod Motallebi, Dorsa Shirazi, Javid Ghaem Maghami, Aram Tahmasebi, Katayoun Saleki, Mohsen Khoeiniha, Faraaz Modiri

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Sahand Kabiri

Iran


Sahand Kabiri (1991) is a director and screenwriter based in Tehran. Kabiri pursued his screenwriting studies at the Art University of Tehran. His nuanced depiction of gender relations in Iran, particularly among his own generation, is a distinctive aspect of his earlier works. Active in the Iranian film industry and in artistic communities, his works have an insistence on making intelligible the lived experience of disparate cultural groups. In his movies, Kabiri has explored representations of various communities in Iran. His three short films have been screened at several festivals. Since 2017, he has also served as a jury member for ISFA, Iran’s most prominent short film award. Additionally, Kabiri has appeared in feature films and short movies as an actor.


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