Sag Koshi Bahram Beyzai ro koja bebinam online?

You can watch Sag Koshi in full on K-Time. Sign in, search the title, and stream it in original Persian audio directly in your browser or on your TV — no extra download needed.

Is Sag Koshi available with English subtitles?

The version on K-Time streams in the original Persian audio. Check the player's subtitle menu for available subtitle options. The film is a 2001 Iranian drama directed by Bahram Beyzai.

Sag Koshi filme irani hast?

Bale — Sag Koshi ye film irani-faransavi az sale 2001 hast, be regissori Bahram Beyzai va bazi Mozhdeh Shamsai. Dooshe namayeshe sinemai dar kharej az Iran ham dashte.

What is Sag Koshi about?

The film follows Golrokh, an Iranian author whose husband's business partner vanishes, saddling her with his debts. She battles an indifferent bureaucracy alone — a slow, tense portrait of institutional injustice directed by Bahram Beyzai.

Sag Koshi HD

Name: Sag Koshi HD
Genre: Drama, Thriller
Released: 2001
Duration: 135 min
Cast: Mozhdeh Shamsai, Majid Mozaffari, Reza Kianian, Mitra Hajjar, Dariush Arjmand

Director: Bahram Beyzai

Cast: Mozhdeh Shamsai, Majid Mozaffari, Reza Kianian, Mitra Hajjar, Dariush Arjmand

Sag Koshi is a 2001 Iranian drama-thriller directed by Bahram Beyzai, co-produced with France, starring Mozhdeh Shamsai as a writer forced to confront debt, betrayal, and the indifference of institutions. At 135 minutes, it is one of Beyzai's most uncompromising portraits of modern Iranian womanhood.

What is Sag Koshi HD about?

Golrokh is a published author whose life unravels when her husband's business partner disappears, leaving the family to absorb a crushing financial burden. What begins as a bureaucratic ordeal — chasing paperwork, appealing to officials, knocking on doors that stay shut — gradually reveals itself as something far darker. Golrokh must navigate a system that treats her as invisible while also holding her family together. Each institution she approaches reflects back the same indifference, the same wall. The film builds its tension quietly, through accumulation rather than action, asking how long a person can persist before the weight becomes unbearable.

The K-Time take

Beyzai directs with a documentary-like restraint that makes the film's mounting dread feel entirely earned. Shamsai's performance is almost entirely internal — small gestures, controlled silences — and it carries the film's emotional weight without melodrama. What makes Sag Koshi linger is its refusal to offer easy resolution: the system is not reformed, no single villain is punished, and that structural honesty is precisely what gives the story its power.

Cast & crew

Director Bahram Beyzai is one of the towering figures of Iranian cinema, known for layered character studies and a deep engagement with Persian literary tradition. Mozhdeh Shamsai leads with quiet authority, while Reza Kianian and Dariush Arjmand bring weight to supporting roles that the film uses to map the social machinery pressing down on its protagonist. Mitra Hajjar and Majid Mozaffari complete a carefully assembled ensemble.

Context & significance

Released in 2001 and co-produced with France, Sag Koshi arrived at a moment when Iranian cinema was receiving sustained international attention — and Beyzai, though often working against the grain of the industry, was central to that reputation. For diaspora viewers, the film functions on two levels: as a precisely observed social document about what women in Iran faced navigating financial and legal institutions, and as a timeless study of bureaucratic dehumanization that resonates far beyond any single country. The title itself — meaning 'dog killing' in Persian — carries a blunt, unsettling charge that the film only gradually unpacks.

Where & how to watch

Sag Koshi is available on K-Time in its original Persian audio. Stream it on the web, on your TV, or on your phone — no VPN needed, no geo-blocking, and you can cancel anytime.