Critical Zone
Aug 01 2024
•2h 39m
•Drama
Amir leads a lonely life. With his dog for sole company, he drives through the underworld of Tehran, dealing drugs of all kinds and healing troubled souls like a modern prophet. He navigates the city streets aimlessly, following the directions of his GPS while getting high to escape a town with no future. And yet, in his wandering he will find the seed of resistance.
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Amir Pousti
Shirin Abedinirad
Maryam Sadeghiyan
Alireza Keymanesh
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