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| White Nights | |
|---|---|
| Persian | شب های روشن |
| Directed by | Farzad Motamen |
| Written by | Saeid Aghighi |
| Based on | White Nights by Fyodor Dostoevsky |
| Produced by | Hosein Zandbaf |
| Starring | Mehdi Ahmadi Hanieh Tavassoli |
| Cinematography | Jamshid Alvandi |
| Music by | Peyman Yazdanian |
Release date |
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Running time | 102 minutes |
| Country | Iran |
| Language | Persian |
| Box office | 650,000,000 Rials |
White Nights (Persian: شب های روشن; Shabhâyé Roshan) is a movie directed by Farzad Motaman, script was written by Saeed Aqiqi.[1] The script of this work is a free interpretation of the story "White Nights" by Dostoyevsky. Also, this movie is a remake of the Italian movie White Nights.[2] Mehdi Ahmadi and Hanieh Tavassoli have played roles in this movie.[3]
Plot
editWhite Nights is the life story of two lonely people. The man, a university professor, is socially disillusioned and philosophically hopeless, and spends his isolation teaching literature, reading books, and wandering the streets. One night, he notices a girl with a bag and helps her get rid of the harassment of a car driver. From here, a friendship is formed between him and Roya. According to the promise she made to her lover, Amir, one year after the last meeting, Roya came to the meeting place and wants to wait for Amir at a certain place and time for four nights. The professor shelters Roya and helps him to find Amir. During these four days, Roya and the professor gradually become attached. The professor decides to marry Roya, but on the fourth night, Amir comes to the meeting place and Roya goes with him. The film tells the story of how these two characters met, fell in love, and separated from the words of a university professor.[3][4]
Cast
editReferences
edit- ^ White Nights in Cinema comprehensive encyclopedia, Soureh Cinema
- ^ "The most important Iranian films which are taken from World cinema". salamcinem.ir. 15 May 2018.
- ^ a b "White Nights (2003) in Persian Wikipedia". fa.wikipedia.org.
- ^ "The movie White Nights". www.farshub.com (in Persian).