The Long Farewell 2015
"She wants to be die"
In Farzad Motamen's gripping 2015 crime-drama-romance, *The Long Farewell*, a textile factory worker finds himself crushed between grief and suspicion after his wife's tragic death.
Director: Farzad Motamen
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is The Long Farewell (2015) about?
*The Long Farewell* follows a textile factory worker whose life spirals into chaos after his wife's sudden death. Accused of scandal and pursued by his brother-in-law seeking revenge, he must navigate a web of lies while holding onto his integrity. The film delves into themes of loss, betrayal, and the lingering shadows of the past.
Who directed The Long Farewell?
Farzad Motamen directed *The Long Farewell* (2015), delivering a tense, emotionally charged drama that showcases his knack for character-driven storytelling.
Who stars in The Long Farewell?
The ensemble cast features Saeed Aghakhani, Sareh Bayat, Mitra Hajjar, Nader Fallah, and Sohibanoo Zolqadr, each bringing depth to this haunting narrative.
Is The Long Farewell (2015) worth watching?
While lacking an IMDb rating, *The Long Farewell* offers a compelling blend of crime, drama, and romance with strong performances and a gripping plot. Fans of slow-burn, atmospheric films will find its themes and tension rewarding, even if it's not for every taste.
How long is The Long Farewell?
The Long Farewell runs for 90 minutes.
About The Long Farewell (2015) — A Tale of Grief, Suspicion, and Unyielding Revenge
In Farzad Motamen's gripping 2015 crime-drama-romance, *The Long Farewell*, a textile factory worker finds himself crushed between grief and suspicion after his wife's tragic death. Haunted by whispers of scandal and the vengeful wrath of his late wife's brother, he clings to his dignity while facing relentless pressure both at work and in his personal life. The film unfolds with a simmering tension, where loyalty is tested, secrets fester, and every decision could tip the scales toward redemption or ruin.
Motamen crafts a bleak, atmospheric portrait of guilt and survival, where the protagonist's struggle feels raw and deeply human. The story thrives on its emotional intensity, delivering a quietly devastating exploration of loss, retribution, and the fragile threads that hold a life together. With a runtime of just 90 minutes, *The Long Farewell* keeps viewers gripped from start to finish, offering a story that lingers long after the credits roll.