The Soil

Year: 1970

Runtime: 96 mins

Language: Persian

Director: Masoud Kimiai

Drama

When the village landlord dies, his European widow insists on taking control of Baba Sobhan’s farm. His two sons, who work the land, refuse to surrender it, arguing that the property belongs to their family. They agree, however, to meet the rent at the appointed time, setting the stage for a tense clash between tradition and external authority.

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