Solitary 2019
"A man who is burdened with heavy debts, decides to commit a big robbery with the help of his colleague and friend from his youth to pay off his debts; A robbery that creates funny adventures for all three of them."
Solitary (2019) is a heartfelt Iranian heist-comedy that blends chaotic humor with genuine emotional stakes. Directed by Masoud Atyabi, the film follows three lifelong friends reunited by financial hardship, each carrying burdens as heavy as their shared dreams.
Director: Masoud Atyabi
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Solitary (2019) about?
Solitary (2019) follows three childhood friends whose financial woes drive them to commit a daring robbery to clear their debts. What starts as a calculated plan quickly spirals into a series of comedic and chaotic mishaps, testing their bond and resolve.
Who directed Solitary?
Masoud Atyabi directed *Solitary* (2019), bringing his signature blend of sharp humor and heartfelt storytelling to this Iranian heist-comedy.
Who stars in Solitary?
The film features Reza Attaran, Mehdi Hashemi, and Ahmad Mehranfar as the trio of friends at the heart of this wild adventure.
Is Solitary (2019) worth watching?
*Solitary* (2019) is a solid pick for fans of Iranian comedies who enjoy clever humor with emotional depth. While unrated on IMDb, its tight 95-minute runtime and strong performances make it an engaging, crowd-pleasing watch with universal themes.
How long is Solitary?
Solitary (2019) has a runtime of 95 minutes.
About Solitary (2019) — A hilarious Iranian heist-comedy about friendship and financial chaos
Solitary (2019) is a heartfelt Iranian heist-comedy that blends chaotic humor with genuine emotional stakes. Directed by Masoud Atyabi, the film follows three lifelong friends reunited by financial hardship, each carrying burdens as heavy as their shared dreams. When Reza Attaran's lead character drags his reluctant pals—played brilliantly by Mehdi Hashemi and Ahmad Mehranfar—into one last grand robbery, the plan spirals into a series of uproarious misadventures. The director's knack for balancing slapstick timing with poignant character moments creates a tone that's both laugh-out-loud silly and surprisingly touching. Set against the backdrop of Tehran's everyday hustle, *Solitary* captures the absurdity and camaraderie of ordinary heroes chasing extraordinary hope.
As the trio navigates hilariously bungled robberies and heartfelt confessions, the film explores themes of loyalty, desperation, and the messiness of second chances. With a runtime of just 95 minutes, *Solitary* keeps its energy high and its heart in the right place, delivering a comedy that's clever without being cynical and lively without losing its emotional core.