Sarbazhaye Jomeh film irani hast?

Yes — it is a 2004 Iranian drama produced in Iran, directed by Masud Kimiai, and performed entirely in Persian with the original cast of Iranian actors.

Is there an English subtitle option for Sarbazhaye Jomeh on K-Time?

The film streams with its original Persian audio. Check your K-Time player settings for available subtitle tracks; the platform regularly adds subtitle options for its Iranian catalog titles.

Koja mitoonam Sarbazhaye Jomeh ro online bebinam?

You can watch it on K-Time — stream directly from the website or on your TV and phone. No VPN is required and there is no geo-blocking for diaspora viewers worldwide.

What other films has director Masud Kimiai made?

Kimiai is a pillar of Iranian New Wave cinema with a filmography spanning decades. K-Time carries several of his titles — browse the director's catalog on the platform to explore his other work.

Sarbazhaye+Jomeh+

Name: Sarbazhaye+Jomeh+
Genre: Drama
Released: 2004
Duration: 90 min
Cast: Mohammad Reza Forutan, Bahram Radan, Poulad Kimiayi

Director: Masud Kimiai

Cast: Mohammad Reza Forutan, Bahram Radan, Poulad Kimiayi

Sarbazhaye Jomeh (Soldiers of Friday) is a 2004 Iranian drama film directed by Masud Kimiai, following four young conscripts whose one sanctioned day of leave in the city unravels into a chain of events that permanently reshapes who they are.

What is Sarbazhaye+Jomeh+ about?

Four enlisted men are granted a Friday pass into the city under their commander's watch — a rare window of civilian life amid military routine. What begins as an ordinary outing quickly spirals when each soldier's personal history, desires, and loyalties come into conflict with a city that does not stand still for them. By the time dusk falls, the Friday that was meant to be a brief escape has forced each man to confront choices he cannot undo. The film follows all four arcs simultaneously, weaving their separate experiences into a single day that carries the weight of years.

Cast & crew

Masud Kimiai, one of Iran's most enduring New Wave directors, helms the film with the muscular, street-level realism that marks his best work. Mohammad Reza Forutan and Bahram Radan — both prominent names in Iranian cinema of the 2000s — lead the ensemble alongside Poulad Kimiayi, drawing performances rooted in restrained intensity.

Context & significance

For diaspora viewers, Sarbazhaye Jomeh lands in a recognizable tradition of Iranian male ensemble dramas that use the military setting not for war spectacle but as a pressure cooker for identity and class. Kimiai built his reputation through films that take working-class Iranian men seriously on their own terms — their loyalties, their codes, their contradictions. A single-day structure keeps the tension taut and the character work economical, making this a grounded companion piece to the broader Kimiai filmography that many in the diaspora grew up with.

Where & how to watch

Sarbazhaye Jomeh is available on K-Time with 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. Subscribe and cancel anytime.