Behind the camera on Playlist is Nine Antico, directing a French-language comedy released in 2021 with an ensemble cast built around several overlapping friendships rather than one lead.
What is Shahyad Shahram Solati Mage Nemidooni Eyde about?
The film belongs to a strand of French comedy that treats a friend group as its real subject: everyone gets a share of the screen time, and the humor comes from how differently each person handles the same stretch of early adulthood, work pressure and shifting relationships. It is not built around a single big premise so much as a set of overlapping small ones, stitched together through an ensemble cast working at a brisk, sub-90-minute pace. That format rewards viewers who enjoy watching a group dynamic shift scene to scene over those who want one tightly engineered plot from open to close.
About the cast
Laetitia Dosch and Sara Forestier sit at the center of the ensemble, with Andranic Manet, Inas Chanti, Pierre Lottin, Grégoire Colin, Jackie Berroyer and Bertrand Belin rounding out the group. Eight credited performers across an 84-minute comedy is a wide spread, which tracks with a film built around a circle of characters rather than a single protagonist.
Context & significance
Playlist arrived in 2021 as part of a steady stream of French-language comedies that favor character work and ensemble chemistry over big-budget spectacle, a tradition Nine Antico's direction fits comfortably within here. The shorter runtime is a hallmark of that style: enough time to sketch a full group of characters without padding the film past what the material needs. Comedies built this way tend to reward a second viewing, since the ensemble format means a joke or a gesture early on can read differently once the audience has met everyone in the friend group it belongs to.
Watching Shahyad Shahram Solati Mage Nemidooni Eyde on Ktime
Playlist can be watched on K-Time with a free account login, and browsing its page requires no login at all. K-Time's Farsi-first design lets Persian-speaking viewers search out a foreign comedy like this one, queue it alongside other titles and return to it later without switching to a different, non-Farsi interface.