A French comedy running eighty-four minutes, Farhad Koodakaneh is K-Time's listing for the 2021 release Playlist, directed by Nine Antico.
What is Farhad Koodakaneh about?
K-Time catalogues this title by its verifiable production details rather than a scene-by-scene account: comedy as its genre, 2021 as its release year, France as its country of origin and Nine Antico credited as director. The ensemble cast runs Sara Forestier, Laetitia Dosch, Andranic Manet, Inas Chanti, Pierre Lottin, Gregoire Colin, Jackie Berroyer and Bertrand Belin, several of them familiar from other French film and television work. At eighty-four minutes it sits on the shorter side for a feature comedy, a length that tends to favor tight pacing over subplots left to wander. The credited genre points toward dialogue-driven material rather than physical comedy, consistent with the broader French tradition the film sits inside.
About the cast
Sara Forestier tops the credited list, followed by Laetitia Dosch, Andranic Manet, Inas Chanti, Pierre Lottin, Gregoire Colin, Jackie Berroyer and Bertrand Belin. K-Time credits the ensemble in this order without assigning specific roles to specific names, since that detail is not part of the catalogue record; several of the performers carry recognizable careers in French comedy and drama beyond this single title.
Context & significance
The title sits in K-Time's non-Iranian slate, a section built to give the platform's Persian-speaking audience access to international cinema alongside the Iranian catalogue that anchors the service. Its original title, Playlist, is how the film is credited outside the platform; K-Time uses a separate listing title internally for search. As a 2021 comedy from France, it slots into the catalogue's broader European comedy holdings rather than any of the platform's genre-specific collections like war or historical documentary.
Watching Farhad Koodakaneh on Ktime
Streaming this title requires nothing more than a free K-Time account login, and the page describing it can be read by anyone before signing in. The browsing experience runs through the same Farsi-language interface used across K-Time, so finding a French title like this one takes the same handful of steps as finding anything else in the catalogue.