‘Fifty Thousand’ to compete in Tunisia, Panama
The Iranian short film ‘Fifty Thousand,’ directed by Hamed Karivand, will compete in two prestigious international film festivals, in Tunisia and Panama.
In Tunisia, ‘Fifty Thousand’ will be vying for recognition at the 5th edition of the Cinétoile International Short Film Festival, taking place from July 20 to July 25.
This annual event, launched in 2018, is renowned for presenting a diverse selection of films, providing inclusive opportunities for participants of all backgrounds, with a particular focus on engaging young talents.
Furthermore, the film will also feature in the esteemed Panama Series Festival, a short film festival held for the past two years in the picturesque landscapes of Central America’s Panama. This festival serves as a portal to the realm of innovative filmmakers from across the globe, offering emerging directors a fresh platform to showcase their creative prowess.
The festival kicked off its activities on July 21, creating a vibrant atmosphere for filmmakers and enthusiasts alike.
‘Fifty Thousand’ narrates the poignant story of a young boy residing with his father in a humble abode within the bustling city, as he confronts an array of challenges in his journey through life.
The remarkable cast of this short film includes Farzin Rahmanpour, Mohammad Kianian, Elaheh Jaami, Mehdi Parhizkar, and Amirhossein Qalandari, whose compelling performances have added depth to the narrative.