Is Jayi Baraye Fereshteha Nist (جایی برای فرشتهها نیست) a true story?

Yes — it is a feature-length documentary following Iran's real women's national ice hockey team during their campaign to qualify for the Asian Winter Games. All events depicted are non-fictional.

Koja bebinam in documentary irani ro online?

You can stream Jayi Baraye Fereshteha Nist on K-Time without any geo-blocking. Watch on the web browser, your smart TV, or your Android phone — no VPN needed.

Chera in film mared? What is the main theme?

The film focuses on the determination of young Iranian women who fight institutional resistance and lack of resources to represent their country in international ice hockey competition — making it a story about sport, identity, and persistence.

Does the film have English subtitles or Persian dub?

The film plays in its original Persian audio. English-speaking family members can watch together; the documentary's visual storytelling carries across language. Check K-Time's player settings for available subtitle options.

Jayi Baraye Fereshteha Nist

Name: Jayi Baraye Fereshteha Nist
Genre: Documentary, Sport
Released: 2020
Duration: 86 min
Cast: Jayi Baraye Fereshteha Nist (جایی برای فرشته ها نیست) is a documentary about Iran’s National Skating Girls Hockey Team and their difficulties in going to the Asian Games in South Korea. This movie, directed by Sam Kalantari, was made in 1398. This film

Director: Sam Kalantari

Cast: Jayi Baraye Fereshteha Nist (جایی برای فرشته ها نیست) is a documentary about Iran’s National Skating Girls Hockey Team and their difficulties in going to the Asian Games in South Korea. This movie, directed by Sam Kalantari, was made in 1398. This film

Jayi Baraye Fereshteha Nist (جایی برای فرشته‌ها نیست) is a 2020 Iranian documentary directed by Sam Kalantari, following the Iran women's national ice hockey team as they fight through bureaucratic, financial, and logistical barriers in pursuit of a place at the Asian Winter Games in South Korea.

What is Jayi Baraye Fereshteha Nist about?

The film chronicles the journey of a group of young Iranian women who have committed themselves to ice hockey — a sport with almost no institutional support inside the country. When the chance to represent Iran at an international Asian competition emerges, the team discovers that reaching the rink abroad requires clearing obstacle after obstacle: securing funding, navigating federation politics, obtaining travel approvals, and battling the relentless indifference of sports authorities. Kalantari's camera stays close throughout, capturing the players' persistence, their camaraderie on and off the ice, and the emotional cost of chasing a dream in a system that was not built for them.

The K-Time take

Kalantari keeps the film grounded in observational detail rather than polemic, letting the players' tenacity speak for itself. The documentary earns its IMDB 7.4 rating through quiet, honest filmmaking that resists easy conclusions while making the stakes feel entirely real.

Cast & crew

Sam Kalantari directs and serves as the film's primary creative voice, having crafted a portrait of the Iran women's ice hockey squad over the course of their preparation and travel campaign. The subjects of the documentary — the athletes themselves — carry every scene, and Kalantari draws out candid, unguarded moments that reveal the human story behind an unlikely sport.

Context & significance

For the Iranian diaspora, this documentary carries a particular resonance. Women's sport in Iran operates under a complex web of social and political restrictions, making the very existence of a national women's ice hockey team both remarkable and quietly subversive. Persian-speaking viewers abroad — many of whom left precisely because of such systemic barriers — will recognise the blend of resilience and exhaustion the athletes carry. The film belongs to a tradition of Iranian documentary cinema that finds dramatic tension inside everyday institutions, a tradition that has long earned international respect. It also speaks directly to diaspora audiences who follow Iranian women's achievements in sport with pride and solidarity, aware of how much each milestone costs.

Where & how to watch

Jayi Baraye Fereshteha Nist is available on K-Time in its original Persian audio with no geo-blocking — watch on the web, your TV, or your phone. No extra download required, and you can cancel anytime.