Pir pesar
Ghulam and his two sons live in an old, two-story house. The two sons try to convince their father to sell the house, but Ghulam, an addict and lustful man, avoids this every time and seeks pleasure and fun. Until Rana enters their lives and the father and one of the sons fall in love with this girl and…
Producer: Oktay Barahani – Author: Oktay Barahani
Director: Babak Hamidian – Genre: Social, Drama
The first sequence of “The Old Man” quickly throws the audience into the terrifying world of the film, and from this point on, the film begins so breathtakingly, posing a difficult issue in which, of course, there is no escape from fate.
The ruin called home, the filthy antique shop filled with the breath of men from the past, and the colorful patriarchy that is woven into the film’s fabric and also finds symbolic form are all the products of an artist who has found the story line by line, or with great patience and obsession.
Men who are searching for love, identity, and light to illuminate their dark house, and women who either lack the strength to break free from the narrow and dark circle of tradition or become victims;
All of this is the result of a patriarchal world that has no other benefit than destruction. No love can be achieved, nor can willpower reduce the curse of this ruin and its inhabitants. Money is there as much as you want and is spent with complete generosity, but there is no happiness.
