“Neighbors,” Farhad Gholami’s latest short film, is a social-family work produced in 2013 and released in 2014. The film, starring Mehdi Hosseininia and Melody Aramnia, explores human relationships and the sense of belonging.

Synopsis:
The film tells the story of a couple who move into a neighbor’s house and feel more comfortable there. This sense of belonging leads them to an unexpected decision: to stay in a house where they do not belong. With a symbolic approach, the work challenges the concept of home, security, and human bonds, and invites the viewer to think about the true place of man in society and family.

Cast:
Mehdi Hosseininia
Melody Aramnia

Production Factors:
Director and Writer: Farhad Gholami

Screenings and Festivals:
“Neighbors” was first screened at (name of festival if participating) and received positive attention from critics and audiences. After the festival screening, this short film is available on selected online platforms for independent cinema enthusiasts.

Review:
“Neighbors” is recognized as an important work in Iranian short cinema with its strong atmosphere, minimalist narrative, and remarkable performances. By raising questions about the concept of home and belonging, this film brings a unique experience to the viewer.

Summary:
“Neighbors” is a short but meaningful film that, with a simple and effective story, explores the feeling of belonging, human relationships, and inner security. With strong acting and meticulous direction, this film is considered one of the most notable works in the social-family genre.