Nobahar is the K-Time listing for Playlist, a 2021 French comedy directed by Nine Antico and led by an ensemble that includes Sara Forestier and Laetitia Dosch.
What is Nobahar about?
The listing gathers the film's key details for K-Time readers rather than a scene-by-scene account: a French-language comedy produced in 2021, running eighty-four minutes, with directing credited to Nine Antico. The ensemble cast draws together familiar names from French cinema and television alongside newer faces, arranged in the credited order Sara Forestier, Laetitia Dosch, Andranic Manet, Inas Chanti, Pierre Lottin, Gregoire Colin, Jackie Berroyer and Bertrand Belin. As a comedy, it sits in a lineage of French filmmaking that favors character and dialogue over broad set pieces, and Antico's direction places the emphasis on the ensemble rather than any single star turn. K-Time files it as a straight comedy, with no secondary genre attached to the record.
About the cast
The cast is led by Sara Forestier, an actress with a long run in French comedy and drama, alongside Laetitia Dosch, Andranic Manet, Inas Chanti, Pierre Lottin, Gregoire Colin, Jackie Berroyer and Bertrand Belin. The catalogue record does not specify which performer plays which role, so K-Time lists the ensemble as credited rather than assigning parts; viewers who know the actors from other French productions will likely recognize several names here.
Context & significance
Nobahar joins K-Time's international slate alongside the platform's core Persian-language catalogue, giving subscribers a way to sample contemporary French comedy without leaving the service. The film's original title, Playlist, remains the version credited internationally; K-Time uses the listing title shown here for search and discovery inside the catalogue. Genre-wise it is filed as a straightforward comedy, with no fantastical or genre-hybrid elements noted in its classification, and it carries a 2021 release year in the K-Time catalogue.
Watching Nobahar on Ktime
Nobahar streams on K-Time to any viewer with a free account login; the listing page itself is open to read without signing in first. Browsing to it sits inside K-Time's Farsi-language interface, the same menus and search tools used across the platform's Persian-focused catalogue, making a French-language title like this one just as easy to find as the service's core lineup.