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You can watch Bozorg Marde Kuchak on K-Time from any browser or device — TV, phone, or computer. No VPN is required and the stream is in original Persian audio.

Is this film in Farsi or dubbed?

The film plays in its original Persian audio on K-Time. No dubbing is needed since it is an Iranian production — the language is naturally Farsi throughout.

Who directed Bozorg Marde Kuchak?

The film was directed by Sadegh Daghighi. It is his first feature film, a biographical documentary focused on the life of Behnam Mohammadi.

Bozorg Marde Kuchak

Name: Bozorg Marde Kuchak
Cast: Ahmad Reza Asadi, Behrooz Baghayi, Hossein Changi

Cast: Ahmad Reza Asadi, Behrooz Baghayi, Hossein Changi

Bozorg Marde Kuchak — translated as The Little Big Man — is an Iranian documentary film directed by Sadegh Daghighi, marking his feature debut. The film chronicles the life of Behnam Mohammadi, a young martyr, offering an intimate and respectful portrait of faith, sacrifice, and human dignity.

What is Bozorg Marde Kuchak about?

The film follows the story of Behnam Mohammadi from his early years through the circumstances that shaped his path and ultimately led to his martyrdom. Rather than dwelling on battlefield drama, the narrative focuses on the quieter dimensions of his character — his family bonds, his beliefs, and the moments of ordinary life that defined who he was. Through interviews, archival material, and reconstructed scenes, the audience is invited to understand Behnam not as a symbol but as a full human being. The film is a careful study of a short life lived with conviction, and how those close to him remember him today.

Cast & crew

The film features Ahmad Reza Asadi, Behrooz Baghayi, and Hossein Changi in its cast. This is Sadegh Daghighi's first feature as director. Information on specific roles is limited, but the ensemble lends the production an authentic grounding suited to a biographical documentary format.

Context & significance

For Iranian diaspora audiences, documentaries about martyrs and the Iran-Iraq War carry layers of personal and collective meaning. Many viewers grew up with stories of this era — through family memories, school textbooks, and community commemorations — yet rarely encounter such figures presented with cinematic intimacy rather than political ceremony. Bozorg Marde Kuchak sits within a tradition of Iranian memorial cinema that strives to humanize rather than mythologize. For diaspora viewers who may hold complex feelings about that period of history, the film offers a chance to encounter one family's grief and pride on genuinely human terms.

Where & how to watch

Bozorg Marde Kuchak is available on K-Time in its original Persian audio. Watch on the web, your TV, or your phone — no VPN needed, no geo-blocking, no extra download required. Start or cancel your subscription anytime.