The Window

Year: 1971

Runtime: 106 mins

Language: Persian

Director: Jalal Moghadam

Drama

Sohrab travels from his hometown of Abadan to begin work at his uncle’s factory in Tehran. While in the city he encounters Taraneh, a pregnant woman who, together with Asghar Zhila, seeks to bring an accusation against him, setting off a tense confrontation that threatens his new life. The looming accusation forces him to confront his past and the uncertain future of his relationship with Taraneh.

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