
A film director goes to his hometown of Isfahan to make a film about the cultural history of his city. Suddenly, he sees one of the characters from his screenplay and follows him. Through his protagonist, the director reflects on what has happened to his hometown and how it has influenced the architecture of the city by exploring its corners and observing its historical sites.
Nesf-e Jahān was directed by Morteza Shamli.
Nesf-e Jahān runs for 1h 26min, and was released in 2004.
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