Velone

A young woman is preparing for her wedding, but she is haunted by the fear of her fiancé's unfaithfulness. Her sister advises her to seek help from a fortune teller. In the meantime, three women are attempting to break into a jewelry store, but their plans are thwarted when they find themselves locked in the same building as a dog named Velone.

Jafar Panahi's "Velone" is a unique and experimental film that blends social commentary with dark humor. It was noted for its unconventional narrative structure and its exploration of societal pressures and anxieties, particularly concerning women in Iran. While not widely released, it garnered attention within arthouse and festival circuits for its distinctive style and Panahi's signature directorial voice.

• Praised for its innovative storytelling and blend of genres.

• Recognized for its subtle social critique and exploration of female anxieties.

• Applauded for Jafar Panahi's distinctive directorial approach.

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Screened at the 67th Venice International Film Festival in the Orizzonti category.

The film was made under a directing ban imposed on Jafar Panahi by the Iranian government, leading to its creation under challenging circumstances and with an experimental approach.