Is Shahre Moush'ha 2 a kids movie or okay for the whole family?

It is a family film aimed primarily at children but enjoyable for parents too. The themes of friendship, curiosity, and community are accessible to all ages, and the musical sequences add broad appeal.

Do I need to watch the first Mouse City before this one?

Watching the original gives useful context about the characters and their backstory, but Shahre Moush'ha 2 recaps enough that newcomers can follow the story without feeling lost from the start.

Koja bebinam in filime irani ro ba zir nevis farsi?

You can watch Shahre Moush'ha 2 on K-Time with the original Persian audio. The film is already in Farsi, so no subtitles are needed for Persian-speaking viewers.

Is this a good film to show kids who are learning Persian abroad?

Yes. The dialogue is clear and natural, the pace is gentle, and the songs reinforce Farsi vocabulary in a fun way — making it a practical as well as entertaining choice for diaspora families.

Shahre Moosh'ha 2

Name: Shahre Moosh'ha 2
Genre: Adventure, Family, Music
Released: 2014
Duration: 99 min
Cast: Ali Etesamifar, Amir Badri, Arefe Abbasi, Arsha Aghdasi, Azar Okhovat

Director: Marziyeh Boroumand

Cast: Ali Etesamifar, Amir Badri, Arefe Abbasi, Arsha Aghdasi, Azar Okhovat

Shahre Moush'ha 2 is a 2014 Iranian animated adventure-family film directed by Marziyeh Boroumand, serving as the sequel to the beloved original Mouse City. The grown-up mice of that first story have built a thriving city of their own, but fresh trouble arrives when the youngest generation wanders where they should not go.

What is Shahre Moosh'ha 2 about?

Years after the original Mouse City crew defeated the neighborhood cat and established a peaceful community, their children are growing up without any memory of the old dangers. Curious and bold, a group of young mice slips into a forbidden zone on the outskirts of their city and stumbles upon a mysterious basket. What seems like a simple discovery quickly sets off a chain of events that tests the bonds of friendship and the courage of the next generation. The story builds its stakes through the eyes of these young characters, blending humor, music, and gentle suspense as the mouse community must come together once more to protect everything they have worked to create.

Cast & crew

Director Marziyeh Boroumand brings her signature warmth to this animated sequel, with voice performances from Ali Etesamifar, Amir Badri, Arefe Abbasi, Arsha Aghdasi, Azar Okhovat, Forouzan Bahrampour, Hossein Naeimi Zaker, and Mani Nouri lending a lively, expressive ensemble to the mouse world.

Context & significance

The Mouse City franchise holds a special place in the memory of Iranians who grew up watching these films with family. For diaspora parents raising children outside Iran, Shahre Moush'ha 2 offers a rare chance to share a piece of Persian childhood culture in the original language. The film fits squarely in the tradition of Iranian family animation that prioritizes gentle storytelling, communal values, and catchy songs over spectacle. Its 2014 release continues that lineage for a new generation, making it an ideal pick for Persian-speaking households abroad looking for quality family content rooted in their own cultural heritage.

Where & how to watch

Shahre Moush'ha 2 is available on K-Time with original Persian audio. You can watch on the web, on your TV, or on your phone — no VPN needed, no geo-blocking, and cancel anytime.