The Wasteland

About This Movie

The Wasteland is a curious exploration of industrial life, framed within the dusty confines of a brick factory. It feels raw and gritty, capturing the essence of a laborious atmosphere where diverse families come together under the weight of their struggles. Lotfollah, the supervisor, provides a lens into this world. There's a palpable tension, as if the very bricks they produce are a metaphor for their lives—hard, unyielding, yet crafted with care. The performances feel deeply rooted in authenticity, portraying a mosaic of human emotion against this backdrop. The pacing is deliberate, allowing us to sink into the nuances of daily life and the relationships forged in hardship. It's a unique piece that makes you ponder the intersection of tradition and modernity.

Features a diverse cast showcasing ethnic complexities. · The factory setting acts almost as a character itself. · Thought-provoking themes of labor, identity, and community.