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When a group of students ventures to the remote Caspian coast for a winter solstice kite-flying celebration, their getaway takes a chilling turn. Encamped beside a mysterious hut inhabited by three reclusive cooks, they soon sense an ominous presence in the fog-laden air. As tensions mount and the line between reality and superstition blurs, the festive atmosphere curdles into a slow-burning nightmare. Director Shahram Mokri crafts a masterful study of dread, where every whisper and shadow suggests something unspeakable lurking just beyond the firelight. A haunting meditation on isolation and fear that will leave you breathless.
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When a group of students ventures to the remote Caspian coast for a winter solstice kite-flying celebration, their getaway takes a chilling turn. Encamped beside a mysterious hut inhabited by three reclusive cooks, they soon sense an ominous presence in the fog-laden air. As tensions...
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Mahi va gorbeh was released in 2013.
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User Reviews
CreepyCrawler – 8/10
“I loved the slow burn and the eerie atmosphere. The setting by the Caspian Sea was perfect, and the sense of dread kept building. The cooks were unsettling in the best way. Definitely recommend for fans of psychological horror.”
ScreamQueen77 – 7/10
“For me, this was a masterclass in tension. The acting was subtle but effective, and the camera work made me feel like I was right there with the students. It's not jump-scare heavy, but the creeping unease stayed with me long after the credits.”
HorrorHound – 6/10
“The concept was interesting but the pacing felt a bit slow for my taste. I wanted more scares, but the atmospheric dread was undeniable. If you're patient, there's a lot to appreciate, but it won't be for everyone.”
NightOwl – 9/10
“This film scared me in a way I didn't expect. It's all about mood and the fear of the unknown. The kite-flying scene was beautiful yet haunting, and the ending left me speechless. A must-watch for anyone who loves artful horror.”
