One minute. One summer. One heartbreak you'll feel in your bones.
Direction
Sohrabi packs a lifetime of longing into 60 seconds.
Writing
That title line hits harder than most three-hour epics.
Director
Sepehr Sohrabi
Trivia, insights & behind the scenes
Iranian cinema has a storied tradition of poetic minimalism — Sohrabi's 60-second grief study places him in conversation with Kiarostami's 'Where Is the Friend's House?' but compressed to its absolute essence.
With only one TMDB vote (likely the filmmaker or their mom), this 10.0 rating is cinema's most statistically meaningless perfect score — and somehow that makes it more beautiful.
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