Going Astray

The film follows Sohrab, a young actor who becomes intrigued by a documentary about Polish refugees in Iran during World War II. Believing that some of these individuals could be his long-lost relatives, he embarks on a journey to Tehran to meet the documentary's director. The narrative delves into the emotional complexities of searching for one's roots and the impact of history on personal identity.

As a film from the late 1980s, Going Astray offers a unique perspective on the experiences of refugees, a topic that resonates with contemporary audiences. Its blend of personal and historical storytelling makes it a significant piece for those interested in narratives that engage with the past and its ongoing effects on the present.