The River Course

In The River Course, Mahmoud discovers a corpse in his home, which sets off a chain of events leading him to a farm where he is mistaken for Farhad, the owner’s lost son. As Mahmoud navigates this mistaken identity, he becomes entangled with Nahid, the landlord's daughter, complicating their relationship. The story unfolds with tension as Mahmoud faces threats from Jabbar and unravels the truth behind the corpse found in the forest.

The film highlights the social dynamics and familial bonds within a rural Iranian community. Its exploration of love and deception resonates with the era's cinematic themes, making it a notable piece for collectors interested in Iranian cinema from the 1960s. With a strong cast, including Mohamad Ali Fardin and Farideh Nasiri, it represents a key moment in the development of the region's film industry during this period.