Madresei Ke Miraftim filme irani-e? Koja bebinam?

Yes, it is a 1980 Iranian drama by Dariush Mehrjui. You can watch it on K-Time on any device — web browser, smart TV, or Android phone — with your K-Time subscription.

Does this film have English subtitles or Persian dubbing?

The film streams in its original Persian audio. English subtitle availability depends on the source print; check the player for current subtitle options when you start watching on K-Time.

Who are the main actors in Madresei Ke Miraftim?

The film stars Ali Nasirian, Ezzatollah Entezami, and Amrollah Saberi — three of the most respected figures in Iranian stage and screen acting of that generation.

Is Madresei Ke Miraftim suitable for children or family viewing?

It is a drama aimed at adult audiences dealing with institutional authority and youth resistance. Parental discretion is advised for younger viewers; it contains scenes of psychological pressure and confrontation.

Madresei Ke Miraftim

Name: Madresei Ke Miraftim
Genre: Drama
Released: 1980
Duration: 78 min
Cast: Ali Nasirian, Ezzatollah Entezami, Amrollah Saberi

Director: Dariush Mehrjui

Cast: Ali Nasirian, Ezzatollah Entezami, Amrollah Saberi

Madresei Ke Miraftim is a 1980 Iranian drama film directed by Dariush Mehrjui, set inside a guidance school where students quietly push back against an authoritarian vice-principal whose strict regime suffocates any spark of youth and independent thought.

What is Madresei Ke Miraftim about?

Inside the walls of a boys' guidance school in Iran, a group of students finds itself trapped under the iron grip of a vice-principal who enforces obedience through humiliation and fear. Day after day, the young men endure his suffocating rules, but resentment slowly builds beneath the surface. What begins as quiet defiance — small acts of resistance, stolen moments of solidarity — gradually crystallizes into a collective stand. The film traces the emotional arc from submission to conscience, asking how much pressure a person can absorb before something has to give. Shot with restraint, it lets atmosphere and performance carry the weight.

The K-Time take

Mehrjui frames the school as a microcosm of authoritarian control, drawing understated but powerful performances from a cast steeped in Iranian stage tradition. The film's quiet tension and refusal to melodramatize give it a lasting moral clarity that feels as relevant now as it did at release.

Cast & crew

Director Dariush Mehrjui, one of the defining figures of the Iranian New Wave, brings his trademark observational style to this institutional drama. Ali Nasirian, a revered presence in Persian theater and cinema, anchors the student side with quiet conviction. Ezzatollah Entezami, legendary for his nuanced gravitas, and Amrollah Saberi round out the key roles.

Context & significance

Released in 1980, the film arrived at a seismic moment in Iranian history — a period when questions of authority, obedience, and institutional power were alive in every conversation. For the Iranian diaspora, Madresei Ke Miraftim resonates on multiple levels: as a document of a vanished school culture, as a portrait of collective resistance, and as a reminder of how Mehrjui's cinema consistently gave voice to those crushed by systems larger than themselves. The guidance-school setting draws on a specifically Iranian educational tradition, making it deeply familiar to viewers who grew up in that era.

Where & how to watch

Madresei Ke Miraftim is available on K-Time in original Persian audio. Watch on the web, on your TV, or on your phone — no VPN needed, no geo-blocking, and no extra download required. Cancel anytime.