An international pop star and the band around her vanish mid-tour in Days of Power, a 2018 action drama that pulls its characters between past and present as a hidden industry comes into view.
What is Days of Power about?
The tour is 2010, the band is at the height of its run, and then the pop star at its center disappears along with her bandmates. Days of Power builds its plot around that gap, cutting between what happened on the road and what the survivors piece together afterward as they search for answers. Director Jason Pagnoni frames the disappearance less as a mystery to be solved in one sitting and more as a slow reveal of something larger operating behind the music industry itself, with the band's search for their missing members turning into a fight that puts more than their careers on the line. Eric Roberts and Eliza Roberts anchor the cast as figures on the outside of the tour trying to make sense of what's surfaced, while Jenny Hutton brings the story back toward the people at its center. The film moves between timelines rather than staying linear, using that structure to keep the audience piecing the full picture together alongside the characters themselves.
About the cast
Eric Roberts brings his long experience in genre thrillers to a role that anchors the film's outside perspective on the tour and its aftermath, while Eliza Roberts plays opposite him with a more grounded, investigative energy. Jenny Hutton fills out the cast closer to the center of the disappearance itself, giving the ensemble a mix of seasoned and newer faces working through the same unraveling story.
Context & significance
Days of Power arrived in 2018 from director Jason Pagnoni, blending action, drama, music, and thriller elements into a single genre mix built around the music industry's less visible corners. The past-and-present structure it uses is common in the sub-genre of industry exposés dressed as thrillers, and its music-world setting gives it a different texture from straight crime or action pieces working the same disappearance-and-cover-up territory.
Watching Days of Power on Ktime
Days of Power streams with Persian dubbing on K-Time, so the tour's story plays in Farsi as well as its original English. The film's page here is free to read without signing in, and starting the film itself requires only a free K-Time account login, with no separate purchase attached. K-Time's Persian-first design is built around the Iranian diaspora's viewing habits, keeping the entire path from browsing to watching in the Farsi language.