Afrooz is the captain of the women's futsal team in Iran. After 11 years of hard work, Iran is in the final of the Asian Nations Cup. But when she embarks for Malaysia, she learns that her husband forbids her to leave the territory.
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Title: Permission (2018)
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4 wins & 11 nominations.
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| Baran Kosari | ... | Afrooz | |
| Amir Jadidi | ... | Yaser | |
| Leili Rashidi | ... | Pantea | |
| Hoda Zeinolabedin | ... | Masi | |
| Sahar Dolatshahi | ... | Mehraneh | |
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Abbas Moosavi | ... | Head of Federation |
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Maryam Sarmadi | ... | Team Supervisor |
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Sogand Soleymani | ... | Team Member |
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Javad Safaee | ... | Samjan |
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Afrooz is the captain of the women's futsal team in Iran. After 11 years of hard work, her dream comes true: Iran is in the final of the Asian Nations Cup. But when she embarks for Malaysia, she learns that her husband forbids her to leave the territory. In Iran, a woman needs her husband's permission to travel. Written by Hugo Van Herpe
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Country:
IranLanguage:
PersianRelease Date:
26 September 2018 (Iran) See more »Also Known As:
Cold Sweat See more »Filming Locations:
Tehran, IranEdit
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What's worse than being married to a complete jerk? Being married to a complete jerk IN IRAN. Our heroine is the captain of the Iranian national indoor soccer team, off for the championship game in Malaysia. But at the airport, she learns that her husband has banned her from leaving the country, as is his legal right in Iran.
Things go downhill from there. She seeks redress, but since the system is rigged against her, it is not an easy fight. The film is nicely acted with well written, three dimensional characters. For instance, our lead is not all sweetness and light -- she is aggressive, insubordinate and confrontational, and has alienated the team's female boss / team mother / chaperone / morals gestapo even before the problem with her husband arose.