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Title:Sea Boys
Two young and seemingly naive boys on opposite sides of the country might not have anything in common but they both are no different and have walked through the same pain of losing a loved one. One has lost his father and the other his mother. And as fate would have it, they are both now meant to cross paths and maybe hope for a substitution. This film certainly carries with itself a plethora of emotions and moves us in the process.
Director(s):
Afshin Hashemi, Hossein Jami
Country:
Iran
Language:
Persian dialogue, with Arabic & English subtitle
Categories
Feature Film
Duration:
95 minutes
Production Year:
2021 (Middle East Premiere)
Afshin Hashemi, Hossein Jami
Afshin Hashemi was born in 1975 in Tehran (Iran). He is an actor, director and writer. He started his professional career in 1993 in theatre, acting and directing more than 20 professional plays. He is best known for “Don’t Be Tired”, produced in 2013 and co-directed with Mohsen Gharaie. Hossein Jami was born in 1959 in Tehran (Iran). He graduated from Islamic Centre for Filmmaking Training. He started artistic activities as a filmmaker in intellectual Development of Children and Young Adults. He is well known for his films “One Night, One Stranger” (1995), P22 (2015), Parvaz-e Rooh (1997), and “The Glass Eye” (1991).