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2020·Drama·1h 33m
7.1
Parvis, the son of exiled Iranians, copes with life in his small hometown by indulging himself with pop culture, Grindr dates, and raves. After being caught shoplifting, he is sentenced to community service at a refugee shelter where he meets siblings Banafshe and Amon, who have fled Iran. As a romantic attraction between Parvis and Amon grows, the fragile relationship between the three is put to a test.
Directed by Faraz Shariat
dual identity
sibling relationship
refugee
coming of age
community service
lgbt
small town milieu
iranian expats
cultural identity
gay theme

Cast

Benjamin Radjaipour
Benjamin Radjaipour
Parvis
Eidin Jalali
Eidin Jalali
Amon
Banafshe Hourmazdi
Banafshe Hourmazdi
Banafshe Arezu
Maryam Zaree
Maryam Zaree
Mina
Jürgen Vogel
Jürgen Vogel
Jan
Knut Berger
Knut Berger
Robert
Paul Lux
Paul Lux
Julian
Niels Bormann
Niels Bormann
Stefan
Hadi Khanjanpour
Hadi Khanjanpour
Ahmed
Katarina Gaub
Katarina Gaub
Doctor
Vanessa Loibl
Vanessa Loibl
Stefanie (Police Officer)
Armin Wahedi Yeganeh
Armin Wahedi Yeganeh
Rasul

Crew

Faraz Shariat
Faraz Shariat
Director
Faraz Shariat
Faraz Shariat
Screenplay
Faraz Shariat
Faraz Shariat
Producer
Dirk Manthey
Dirk Manthey
Co-Producer

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12 reviews
Sahand Aghazadeh
Sahand Aghazadeh
No Hard Feelings
I really dislike Parvis but him mentioning Googoosh was so real

The movie should have been about Bana tho

And whoever chose the song for the credits should get a raise
I really dislike Parvis but him mentioning Googoosh was so real

The movie should have been about Bana tho

And whoever chose the song for the credits should get a raise
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Jagdish
Jagdish
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beautifully phrased review here

in my own terms, this film is has left me in awe, longing and overflowing with emotion. there is so much to unpack as we watch three adults navigate through their own multifaceted identites and the complex emotions they experience, as a result. i am left longing and lingering for more. too beautiful. 

“the future is ours”
beautifully phrased review here

in my own terms, this film is has left me in awe, longing and overflowing with emotion. there is so much to unpack as we watch three adults navigate through their own multifaceted identites and the complex emotions they experience, as a result. i am left longing and lingering for more. too beautiful. 

“the future is ours”
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