La loi de Téhéran
La loi de Téhéran
- SUBTITLES FR
- COUNTRY IR
- Duration 134
- Prices 9.00 €, 7.00 €, 6.50 €, 6.00 €
- Moderator ticket Article 27
- Abonnement Carte 5 places, UGC Unlimited
Introducing
“Like Iranian master Asghar Farhadi (“A Separation”), Roustaee blends the best of Eastern and Western cinematic traditions. The result — a stunning Iranian-style riff on “The French Connection” — is a run-and-gun, Hollywood-caliber cop movie grounded by a clear-eyed assessment of how Tehran’s system works, and all the ways in which it doesn’t.” Variety
Synopsis
The police are after a drug lord named Naser Khakzad, but when they finally manage to catch him, he tries whatever he can think of to escape and save his family.
Introducing
“Like Iranian master Asghar Farhadi (“A Separation”), Roustaee blends the best of Eastern and Western cinematic traditions. The result — a stunning Iranian-style riff on “The French Connection” — is a run-and-gun, Hollywood-caliber cop movie grounded by a clear-eyed assessment of how Tehran’s system works, and all the ways in which it doesn’t.” Variety
Synopsis
The police are after a drug lord named Naser Khakzad, but when they finally manage to catch him, he tries whatever he can think of to escape and save his family.
Additional information
5 good reasons to discover the film:
- It is the highest grossing non-comic film in Iran’s history.
- It received a standing ovation at the Venice Film Festival.
- It features Peyman Maadi, who was previously seen in front of Asghar Farhadi’s camera in A Separation and About Elly.
- It received the Grand Prize at the 2021 Reims Crime Film Festival, and more than a dozen awards in international festivals such as Tokyo and São Paulo.
- William Friedkin, the author of French Connection said about the film that it was one of the best thrillers he had ever seen!
