"Outerlands" Provides Community in Unexpected Places
Intergenerational friendships and community can be so powerful, and this was a great example.
Taktazane Sahra
"Mahmoud" goes to the village with his wife to take care of his parents and his sister "Fataneh" and to take care of the condition of their cultivated lands. "Asadullah Khan" and his men disturb "Fataneh" and plan to take over their lands and in a conflict they kill "Fataneh's" father. When "Mahmoud" decides to confront "Asadullah Khan" and his men. "Iraj" and his friend come to his aid and become an obstacle to the villains. Finally, after many struggles, "Asadullah Khan" is handed over to the gendarmerie station, and "Iraj" and "Fataneh", who are interested in each other, decide to get married.
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"Mahmoud" goes to the village with his wife to take care of his parents and his sister "Fataneh" and to take care of the condition of their cultivated lands. "Asadullah Khan" and his men disturb "Fataneh" and plan to take over their lands and in a conflict they kill "Fataneh's" father. When "Mahmoud" decides to confront "Asadullah Khan" and his men. "Iraj" and his friend come to his aid and become an obstacle to the villains. Finally, after many struggles, "Asadullah Khan" is handed over to the gendarmerie station, and "Iraj" and "Fataneh", who are interested in each other, decide to get married.
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Runtime:87 minutes
Studio:Ferdowsi Film
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