No Word of Goodbye

In a remote village in Iran, a young woman named Leyla faces a dire situation when her husband is diagnosed with a rare disease that requires expensive treatment. Desperate to save him, she becomes entangled in a clandestine operation involving illegal land sales and potential corruption. As Leyla navigates this dangerous path, she must confront the moral compromises she is forced to make and the potential consequences for herself and her family.

Mohammad Rasoulof's "No Word of Goodbye" is a powerful and unsettling drama that critiques the pervasive corruption and societal pressures within contemporary Iran. The film was noted for its tense atmosphere and compelling performances, offering a stark look at the choices individuals are forced to make in the face of systemic injustice. While it garnered international attention and critical praise for its artistic merit and social commentary, it also faced challenges with distribution due to its sensitive subject matter.

• Praised for its powerful social commentary on corruption and desperation in Iran.

• Acclaimed for its tense atmosphere and strong lead performances.

• Recognized for its artistic direction and unflinching portrayal of difficult choices.

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Selected for the Un Certain Regard section at the 2013 Cannes Film Festival.

Director Mohammad Rasoulof was banned from filmmaking in Iran for a period after the release of his film 'Manuscripts Don't Burn'.