In what language is Dar Donya'ie Tou Saat Chand Ast? and is there subtitles?

The film is in Persian (Farsi). K-Time provides Persian subtitles. There is no dubbed version — the original Iranian audio is what you hear.

Koja bebinam in filme Irani — koja peyda mishe?

You can watch it on K-Time at ktime.app. It streams on web browser, Android TV, and Android phone — no VPN required anywhere in the world.

Who directed this film and what else has Safi Yazdanian made?

Safi Yazdanian directed the film. He is an Iranian filmmaker known for quiet, character-driven dramas. The brief does not list additional titles, so refer to his filmography for further credits.

Is this film suitable to watch online tamasha with family?

Yes. This is a mature drama with themes of memory and relationships — thoughtful viewing for adults. It runs 101 minutes and carries an IMDb rating of 7.1, reflecting its warm critical reception.

Dar Donya'ie Tou Saat Chand Ast?

Name: Dar Donya'ie Tou Saat Chand Ast?
Genre: Drama, Romance
Released: 2015
Duration: 101 min
Cast: Leila Hatami, Ali Mosaffa, Zahra Hatami

Director: Safi Yazdanian

Cast: Leila Hatami, Ali Mosaffa, Zahra Hatami

Dar Donya'ie Tou Saat Chand Ast? is a 2015 Iranian drama-romance film directed by Safi Yazdanian, starring Leila Hatami and Ali Mosaffa. A quietly observed story of return, recognition, and the strange intimacy of being known by a stranger, it is one of the more emotionally precise Iranian films of its decade.

What is Dar Donya'ie Tou Saat Chand Ast? about?

After years living in Paris, a woman returns to Iran carrying the weight of distance — the accumulated silences, the routines left behind, the life she once had. Back on home soil, she encounters a man who seems to move through her story with an ease she cannot immediately explain. He carries knowledge of her past, her habits, her preferences — details she never gave him. The film unfolds slowly, letting their guarded conversations do the dramatic work, as she must decide what she is willing to share and what she is willing to accept. At its core, the story is about what we leave behind when we emigrate, and what, unexpectedly, remains.

The K-Time take

Yazdanian's film operates at a register of restraint that rewards patient viewing. Leila Hatami anchors every scene with a stillness that communicates layers of unspoken feeling, while the script trusts its silences rather than explaining them. The result is a film that feels genuinely intimate rather than constructed.

Cast & crew

Leila Hatami, one of Iran's most internationally recognised screen actors, brings her signature combination of reserve and emotional depth to the lead role. Ali Mosaffa — himself a director as well as an actor — plays the enigmatic man she encounters, and Zahra Hatami also appears in the cast. The film is directed by Safi Yazdanian.

Context & significance

For Iranian diaspora audiences, this film speaks directly to the experience of re-entry: arriving in a place that once held your whole life and discovering that the coordinates have shifted — or that you have. That dynamic of return, with all its charged awkwardness and layered memory, is a recurring thread in contemporary Iranian cinema, but Yazdanian handles it with unusual subtlety. The Paris-Tehran axis the film inhabits also reflects a specific slice of the diaspora's geography — the francophone Iranian community — giving it an additional resonance for viewers who have made similar crossings.

Where & how to watch

Dar Donya'ie Tou Saat Chand Ast? is available on K-Time with Persian subtitles. Stream it on the web, on your TV, or on your phone — no VPN needed, no geo-blocking, and no extra download required. Cancel anytime.