The Flood is a British drama directed by Anthony Woodley, carried in the K-Time catalogue with a 2023 date and a running time of 101 minutes. It sits on two shelves at once, Drama and Historical, and it reaches Farsi-speaking households with both a Persian dub and Persian subtitles.

What is The Flood about?

Several unrelated productions share this title, so this page stays with what the credits confirm and leaves the story itself for the screen. What can be stated plainly is the shape of the work: a contained ensemble drama rather than a wide canvas, close to its performers, running a shade over an hour and forty minutes with no room for subplot sprawl. Woodley directs in a register that favours restraint over spectacle. The Historical tag beside Drama marks a period frame rather than a contemporary one, and the long billing points to a piece whose weight is spread across a group instead of resting on a single lead.

About the cast

The billed ensemble, in the order the catalogue records it, is Lena Headey, Iain Glen, Arsher Ali, Ivanno Jeremiah, Mandip Gill, Jack Gordon, Rebecca Johnson and Christopher Sciueref. K-Time does not attach performers to characters here, because credit order and a role list are not the same document. Eight billed names across a 101-minute feature does suggest a piece written for a group rather than for one central turn.

Context & significance

The film is a United Kingdom production, and the year attached to it here is a catalogue date recording when the release entered this listing, not a claim about where or when it first screened. Historical drama made at this scale in Britain tends to work through performance, dialogue and confined settings rather than crowd work, and a running time near the hundred-minute mark fits that method. For Farsi-speaking viewers the practical detail is the language work: dub and subtitles are both prepared, which matters in households where one person wants Farsi audio and another prefers the original performances with Farsi text on screen.

Watching The Flood on Ktime

The Flood streams on K-Time once you are signed in with a free account, while the page you are reading stays open to everyone without a login. The service is built for Persian-speaking viewers across the diaspora, with a Farsi interface and search that behaves the way it should in Persian. Both language tracks are selectable from the player, and playback runs on phone, tablet, browser and television.