Furlough

Furlough revolves around two characters, Nasser Fadakar and Taghi Bi-Azar, who are sent on forced leave by their employer, Kousheh. They embark on a journey in a vintage car, where they encounter Mina, a famous singer entangled in a web of deceit involving her aunt and a scheming suitor, Saeed. The film mixes elements of comedy and drama as Nasser and Taghi attempt to free Mina from her aunt's control and disrupt her wedding ceremony.

This film showcases the unique narrative style of 1960s Iranian cinema, a time when filmmakers were exploring various genres and storytelling techniques. Its engaging plot and the comedic antics of Taghi, who dresses as a woman, add layers of humor to the serious undertones of the story. Collectors will find the film's exploration of themes like love, deception, and friendship particularly interesting in the context of its time.

Furlough is available in multiple formats including blu-ray, dvd, other, and vhs, providing options for different collector preferences. The film's unique narrative and era make it a distinctive piece for anyone interested in the evolution of Iranian cinema during the 1960s.