Sympathy for the Devil sits in the K-Time catalogue as a 2023 American feature directed by Yuval Adler, running 111 minutes. Both a Persian dubbed audio track and a Persian subtitle track are attached to it, so how the film is heard stays a viewer's choice.
What is Sympathy for the Devil about?
This record covers the American production released in 2023, with Adler credited as director and an eight-name cast listed in the catalogue's own billing order. One caution belongs up front: the title has been carried by more than one work, and the short descriptions circulating under it are routinely mixed together. What follows is therefore a description of the release rather than a retelling of its story, built only from what can be checked against this entry: the director, the country of origin, the performers credited, the length of the cut carried here, and its Farsi language options.
About the cast
Nicolas Cage and Joel Kinnaman head the credited cast, followed by Kaiwi Lyman, Burns Burns, Cameron Lee Price, Rich Hopkins, Alexis Zollicoffer and Oliver McCallum. That sequence reproduces the catalogue's billing and nothing more: it is not a statement about screen time, and it does not say which performer takes which role, because the record does not carry that mapping.
Context & significance
Yuval Adler is the credited director and the production is registered to the United States. The year on file is 2023, which is the catalogue year for the release rather than a festival or first-screening date, and a running time of 111 minutes puts it in the ordinary range for a single-sitting feature. For Persian-speaking households the more useful detail is the language work behind this copy. A dubbed Farsi audio track and a separate Farsi subtitle file are both stored with the title, so one household can watch it two ways from a single copy: original audio with Persian subtitles for anyone who wants the performances as recorded, and the dub for anyone who would rather not read along.
Watching Sympathy for the Devil on Ktime
Reading this page costs nothing and needs no account; playback is the part that asks you to sign in. With a free K-Time login the title plays straight in a browser and through the K-Time television and mobile clients, and both tracks can be switched from the player once it starts. The interface is Farsi end to end, from search and categories to the subtitle menu.