Bahador 2001
In the whimsical yet poignant animated world of *Bahador (2001)*, directed by Abdollah Alimorad, a tiny kingdom of mice suffers under the iron paw of a tyrannical ruler who demands their hard-earned grain.
Director: Abdollah Alimorad
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Bahador (2001) about?
*Bahador* follows a loyal mouse tasked with collecting grain for a cruel king, only to witness the suffering of his starving people. When he refuses to comply, he's imprisoned—setting the stage for a daring act of rebellion against the kingdom's oppressive steward.
Who directed Bahador?
Abdollah Alimorad directed *Bahador*, infusing the animated short with emotional depth and social commentary.
Who stars in Bahador?
The animated cast includes Abdollah Alimorad, Ali Asgharzadeh, and Behzad Farahat in the lead roles.
Is Bahador (2001) worth watching?
While IMDb ratings aren't available, *Bahador* stands out for its rich storytelling and stunning animation. Its themes of justice and courage make it a compelling watch, especially for fans of fantasy dramas and short films.
How long is Bahador?
*Bahador* has a runtime of 26 minutes.
About Bahador (2001) — A Defiant Mouse's Journey Against Tyranny
In the whimsical yet poignant animated world of *Bahador (2001)*, directed by Abdollah Alimorad, a tiny kingdom of mice suffers under the iron paw of a tyrannical ruler who demands their hard-earned grain. Bahador, a loyal but conflicted collector, witnesses firsthand the misery of his starving subjects when he's forced to seize their last scraps. Moved to rebellion, he defies the king's orders—only to be captured by the royal guards. Now, his fate rests in the hands of the kingdom's merciless steward. Will Bahador find the courage to challenge the oppressive regime, or will his defiance crush him?
This 26-minute fantasy-drama blends action and heart with stunning animation, weaving a tale of injustice and redemption. Alimorad's direction infuses the story with warmth and tension, while Ali Asgharzadeh, Behzad Farahat, and Abdollah Alimorad bring depth to their animated roles. The film's themes of oppression, moral conflict, and small acts of courage resonate long after the credits roll, making *Bahador* a hidden gem for animation enthusiasts and drama lovers alike.