Four Iranian movies will be screened at the 16th Tofifest International Film Festival, which will be held in the Polish town of Torun from October 20 to 28. Among the films is “Orange Days” directed by Arash Lahuti about Aban, the only female contractor in the cutthroat and male-dominated orange harvesting industry, who enters a […]
Four Iranian movies will be screened at the 16th Tofifest International Film Festival, which will be held in the Polish town of Torun from October 20 to 28.
Among the films is “Orange Days” directed by Arash Lahuti about Aban, the only female contractor in the cutthroat and male-dominated orange harvesting industry, who enters a competition to win a large contract.
The lineup also includes “Like a Good Kid” directed by Arian Vazirdaftari. It tells the story of Sara, a 22-year-old woman who is a babysitter for 7-year-old Matin. One day, Matin tells a story that makes Sara plan to steal something from the house.
The festival also will screen director Jafar Panahi’s “3 Faces” and “Taxi”.
“3 Faces” is about a relationship between popular Iranian actress Behnaz Jafari and a provincial girl who lives with a dream of becoming an actress.
“Taxi” stars Panahi as a taxi driver talking to passengers in the streets of Tehran.
