Sarkoob filme irani hast? Koja bebinam?

Yes, Sarkoob is an Iranian film from 2020 directed by Reza Goran. You can stream it on K-Time in the original Persian with no VPN or geo-blocking.

Is Sarkoob available with English subtitles?

Sarkoob streams on K-Time in its original Persian audio. Check the player's subtitle menu for available options when you start the film.

What is Sarkoob about — kholase-ye film chi hast?

Three sisters return to their family home to find their mother suffering from Alzheimer's and their father missing. The film follows the tensions and buried histories that resurface among the siblings.

Baran Kosari va Sara Bahrami har do dar Sarkoob hastand?

Yes, both Baran Kosari and Sara Bahrami are part of the ensemble cast of Sarkoob, alongside Roya Afshar, Pardis Ahmadieh, Elham Korda, and Jamshid Hashempur.

Sarkoob

Name: Sarkoob
Genre: Drama
Released: 2020
Duration: 90 min
Cast: Baran Kosari-Sara Bahrami-Roya Afshar-Pardis Ahmadieh-Elham Korda-Jamshid Hashempur

Director: Reza Goran

Cast: Baran Kosari-Sara Bahrami-Roya Afshar-Pardis Ahmadieh-Elham Korda-Jamshid Hashempur

Sarkoob is a 2020 Iranian drama film directed by Reza Goran, following three estranged sisters who return to their family home only to confront a mother lost to Alzheimer's, an absent father, and decades of buried grief that the walls of that house have quietly held.

What is Sarkoob about?

Three adult sisters reunite at their childhood home after years apart. What begins as a reluctant homecoming quickly reveals the full weight of what time has eroded: their mother, deep in the fog of Alzheimer's, can no longer anchor the family's history, while their father is nowhere to be found. A hired caretaker navigates the household's tension. As the sisters move through shared rooms and old silences, long-suppressed resentments and questions surface. The film holds its drama in restraint — less in what is said than in what these women carry between them and cannot put down.

Cast & crew

Baran Kosari, Sara Bahrami, Roya Afshar, Pardis Ahmadieh, and Elham Korda form the ensemble at the heart of this film — five performers whose collective work gives the drama its emotional texture. Jamshid Hashempur appears in a supporting role. Director Reza Goran draws unhurried, precise performances from each of them.

Context & significance

Iranian cinema has long explored the family home as a space where personal and generational wounds converge, and Sarkoob is firmly in that tradition. For diaspora viewers, the film speaks to something universally familiar: the experience of returning to a place that shaped you only to find it altered — and altered people within it. Alzheimer's functions here not only as a medical condition but as a structural metaphor for what families lose when shared memory dissolves. The all-female ensemble at its center makes this a quietly notable film within contemporary Iranian drama.

Where & how to watch

Sarkoob is available on K-Time in its original Persian audio. No VPN is needed, no extra download required. Watch on any web browser, TV, or phone and cancel anytime.