No One Knows About Persian Cats

A young female musician and her bandmate set out to obtain a permit to perform a concert in Tehran. To do so, they must navigate the complex and often oppressive bureaucracy of Iran's music scene. Along the way, they encounter various underground artists and face the challenges of artistic expression under restrictive conditions.

The film received generally positive reviews, with critics praising its authentic portrayal of Iran's underground music scene and its depiction of the struggles faced by artists. Some noted its raw energy and compelling performances, while others found its narrative occasionally meandering.

• Praised for its vibrant depiction of Tehran's underground music scene.

• Commended for showcasing the challenges faced by artists in Iran.

• Appreciated for its authentic performances and raw energy.

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Won the Special Jury Prize (Un Certain Regard) at the Cannes Film Festival in 2009.

The film features many real underground musicians from Iran, and the dialogue often blurs the lines between scripted scenes and documentary-style interviews.