"Cafe Setareh"
2005
Directed by Saman Moghadam

Cafe Setareh focuses on three women - Fariba, Saloomeh, and Moluk - in a triptych of warm-hearted, interwoven stories set in contemporary Tehran. Fariba operates a cafe, while her alcoholic, unemployed husband sponges off her; Saloomeh debates whether to marry Ebi, whose one good deed doesn't make up for his mean, controlling streak; and Moluk, a middle-aged landlady, pines for a man who has problems of his own. Directed by talented newcomer Saman Moghadam (Maxx). "Subtle, affectionately humorous and poignant...a classic woman's picture" (Los Angeles Times). Persian with English subtitles.  102 minutes.

1-World Festival of Foreign Films
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