Botox (film)
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Directed byKaveh Mazaheri
Written by
- Kaveh Mazaheri
- Sepinud Najian
Screenplay by
- Kaveh Mazaheri
- Sepinud Najian
Produced by
- Kaveh Mazaheri
- Soroush Saeedi
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| Directed by | Kaveh Mazaheri |
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| Cinematography | Hamed Hosseini Sangari |
| Edited by | Pooyan Sholevar |
| Music by | Milad Movahedi |
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Running time | 97 minutes |
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| Language | Persian |
Botox (Persian: بوتاکس) is a 2020 film co-produced by Iran and Canada and directed by Kaveh Mazaheri. It stars Susan Parvar, Mahdokht Molaie, Soroush Saeedi, Morteza Khanjani, and Mohsen Kiani. The film was picked as the best feature at the 38th Torino Film Festival, and co-writers Mazaheri and Sepinud Najian won the award for best screenplay.[1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8]
Sisters Akram and Azar both lie about their brother's disappearance, telling everyone he fled to Germany. Day after day, the lie becomes bigger and more unmanageable, leading everyone to a dark and mysterious destiny.[1]
Cast
- Susan Parvar as Akram
- Mahdokht Molaie as Azar
- Soroush Saeedi as Emad
- Morteza Khanjani as Saeid
- Mohsen Kiani as Morteza
