Fault Line tells the story of a schoolgirl who tries to hide a mistake she made in the morning that has caused problems for her friends and herself.
“This is a film that provoked intense discussion as we continued to decode it long after watching; for its sophisticated layering of story, beautifully controlled performances and uncompromising and singular vision that provokes the audience to piece together the unseen events that motivate all of the characters’ actions,” Jacqui Davies, the president of the jury for the short film competition said.
The festival presented a lineup of 229 feature films from some of the world’s greatest directors and emerging filmmakers for 12 days from October 2.
Monos by Alejandro Landes from Colombia won the award for best film, while Atlantics by Mati Diop from France won the award for best debut feature.
The Warden by Nima Javidi and Coup 53 by Taqi Amirani were other Iranian films screened at the festival.
Source: Tehran Times