77 Hours (2026)

On the harrowing nights of January 8 and 9, Iran's streets descend into one of the most brutal and bloody crackdowns in recent history. 77 Hours plunges viewers into this psychological thriller and political drama, where ordinary citizens—unarmed and utterly unprepared—find themselves swallowed by gunfire, terror, and death. At the heart of the story stands a man who is no trained warrior, just an everyday person fighting to stay alive amid an inhuman catastrophe, surrounded by wounded civilians, security forces, and memories that crumble before his eyes. Told through a tense, deeply intimate lens that shifts between city streets, hospital hallways, hidden corners, and fractured recollections, the film delves into survival, sacrifice, guilt, silence, and the delicate boundary separating truth from fear.