Director: Julius Onah
Captain America: Brave New World, released in 2025 and directed by Julius Onah, follows Sam Wilson as the new Captain America navigating an international crisis with President Thaddeus Ross, streaming with Persian dubbing and subtitles on K-Time.
What is Captain America: Brave New World about?
Anthony Mackie returns as Sam Wilson, now carrying the shield full-time and finding that the title comes with political weight as much as physical danger. A meeting meant to smooth relations between nations spirals into an incident that puts Sam in the middle of forces bigger than any single fight. Harrison Ford steps into the franchise as President Thaddeus Ross, a character whose loyalties and motives Sam has to read carefully before deciding who to trust. Danny Ramirez and Shira Haas fill out a supporting cast pulled into the same widening conspiracy. Rather than a standalone action outing, it works as a hinge point connecting Sam's arc to the larger world he's now representing.
Cast & crew
Anthony Mackie leads as Sam Wilson, with Harrison Ford joining the Marvel roster as President Ross, a role recast from earlier films. Danny Ramirez, Shira Haas, Tim Blake Nelson, Carl Lumbly, Giancarlo Esposito, and Liv Tyler round out the ensemble. Julius Onah, who previously directed Luce, takes over directing duties for this entry.
Context & significance
Marvel's Captain America films have long drawn Iranian diaspora audiences who grew up with the character across earlier phases of the franchise, and a Persian-dubbed release makes the political-thriller elements of this entry easier to follow without splitting attention between screen and subtitles. It's a straightforward continuation for anyone who has kept up with Sam Wilson's arc since he took up the shield.
Where & how to watch
Captain America: Brave New World is available on K-Time with both Persian dubbing and Persian subtitles, so you can pick whichever suits your viewing. Signing in with a free K-Time account is all it takes to start watching, with no VPN needed and no regional restrictions for viewers outside Iran. You can cancel whenever you like, and the film plays on phone, tablet, TV, and browser through the same Farsi-language interface.