SPLIT ENDS (MOU KHOREH)

Directed By Alireza Kazemipour

Iran | Narrative | 14 min

A bald girl and a young boy with long hair, whose car has been confiscated due to lack of proper hijab, are trying to solve their problem with the Tehran Morality Police without paying a fine. Police surveillance cameras have mistaken the boy for a woman because of his long hair, and the young girl, despite her shaved head, has to pay the fine simply because she’s a woman and the hijab law only applies to females. The two of them are hence resisting the police. Humiliated by a police officer, they decide to punish the officer in their own way.

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    Film Details

    1. Farsi (Persian)

    2. English

    3. 2022

    4. 14 minutes

    5. Comedy, Drama

    6. Narrative

    7. Iran

      1. Alireza Kazemipour


      Alireza Kazemipour is an Iranian-Canadian filmmaker with two decades of experience as a screenwriter in Iran. He holds a Master's in Cinema Studies and has directed award-winning shorts, including The Gold Teeth (2022) and Split Ends (2022), which have been recognized in over 150 film festivals worldwide, championing social justice, women's rights, and immigrant issues.

      1. Solmaz Mortezavand

        Alireza Kazemipour

      1. Alireza Kazemipour

        Solmaz Mortezavand

      1. Marjan Alizadeh

        Mehran Mirmiri

        Hadi Eftekharzadeh