TEHRAN -- Immortality by Mehdi Fard-Qaderi won the award for best feature movie at the 15th Ischia Film Festival on the Italian island on Saturday, the organizers announced. <\/p>\n
The film was competing in the official section of the festival, which began on June 24. <\/p>\n
A jury composed of Polish filmmaker Krzysztof Zanussi, Portuguese screenwriter Miguel Barros and German producer Dagmar Jacobsen picked Immortality for the courageous use of a single location in a single shot. <\/p>\n
Beyond his mastery, we recognize that it is a well-written and recited movie whose purpose is to provide a unique fresco in modern Iran. What a success, the jury said in a statement. <\/p>\n
Immortality, which is a one-shot feature film, tells the story of some strangers who have to spend a rainy night together on a train. <\/p>\n
Photo: Director Mehdi Fard-Qaderi holds an award for his movie Immortality at the 15th Ischia Film Festival in Italy on July 1, 2017. <\/p>\n
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