Is Damascus Time based on a true story?

The film is inspired by real Iranian humanitarian air missions conducted during the Syrian conflict, though the specific characters and plot are dramatised. Director Hatamikia is known for grounding his war films in documented events.

Film Damascus Time dare Persian dub hast?

Yes — K-Time streams Damascus Time with full Persian dubbing, so you can follow every moment in Farsi without needing to read subtitles. The dubbed version is the default on all devices.

Koja mitoonam Damascus Time ro online bebinam?

K-Time hosts the film and streams it directly through the web and on your TV or phone. No extra download is needed — just sign in to your K-Time account and press play.

Is this film suitable for younger viewers?

Damascus Time contains war-related tension, aerial combat sequences, and scenes of civilian peril. It is best suited to teen and adult audiences who are comfortable with the themes of armed conflict and humanitarian crisis.

Damascus Time

Name: Damascus Time
Genre: Action, Drama, Thriller
Cast: Babak Hamidian, Hadi Hejazifar, Pierre Dagher

Director: Ebrahim Hatamikia

Cast: Babak Hamidian, Hadi Hejazifar, Pierre Dagher

Damascus Time is an Iranian action-drama film directed by Ebrahim Hatamikia, following two military pilots on a desperate humanitarian rescue operation deep inside war-torn Syria. Blending war-film tension with human compassion, it stands among the most ambitious Iranian productions to engage directly with the Syrian conflict.

What is Damascus Time about?

When a Syrian city falls under siege by armed militants, civilian lives hang in the balance. Two Iranian Air Force pilots receive orders to fly into contested airspace and bring those trapped people to safety. The mission seems straightforward on paper, but the volatile ground situation and constant threat of attack force the crew to improvise at every turn. Personal bonds form between the rescuers and the survivors they are trying to evacuate, and what begins as a military operation gradually becomes something far more intimate — a test of courage, duty, and shared humanity under fire.

Cast & crew

Ebrahim Hatamikia, one of Iran's most decorated war-cinema directors, brings his characteristic gravity to this project. Babak Hamidian and Hadi Hejazifar play the two pilots, both seasoned performers well known to Iranian audiences for intense dramatic roles. Pierre Dagher appears in a supporting capacity, lending authenticity to the Syrian setting and the multinational human stakes.

Context & significance

Hatamikia built his reputation across three decades of Iranian cinema by treating war not as spectacle but as a moral crucible. Damascus Time extends that tradition into a contemporary geopolitical setting — the Syrian civil war — that resonates deeply with Iranian and wider Persian-speaking audiences who lived through years of media coverage of the conflict. For diaspora viewers, the film offers a chance to see a major Iranian studio production grappling honestly with solidarity, sacrifice, and the cost of intervention. Its action sequences are grounded in recognisable human stakes rather than abstraction, making it accessible well beyond its country of origin.

Where & how to watch

Damascus Time is available on K-Time with Persian dubbing included. Watch on your smart TV, computer, or phone — no VPN required and no geo-blocking. Subscription plans come with cancel-anytime flexibility, so you can start watching today without commitment.