The short film “The Pink Line”, written and directed by Bayan Zarrabi, has been officially selected for the short film section of the prestigious Geneva International Oriental Film Festival (FIFOG). This renowned festival, running from April 29 to May 5, 2019, in Geneva, Switzerland, is one of Europe’s most significant cinematic events, focusing on the cultures and cinema of the Middle East, Asia, and Africa while addressing social and cultural issues through the power of film.

A Truth That Changes Everything

“The Pink Line” tells the story of Faezeh, a woman who has decided to divorce her husband. To proceed with the legal steps, she must provide a certificate of non-pregnancy**. However, after taking the test, she is confronted with a shocking and unexpected truth—she is pregnant, but not by her husband.

With its bold and thought-provoking narrative, the film delves into one of society’s most delicate issues, presenting a gripping social drama about difficult choices and hidden realities.

The Geneva International Oriental Film Festival (FIFOG) is one of Europe’s most influential cinematic platforms, showcasing films that address social realities, gender equality, and human issues. By highlighting powerful, independent voices, the festival provides a stage for films that shed light on untold stories and critical perspectives.

The selection of “The Pink Line” among the festival’s featured films underscores its compelling storytelling and courageous subject matter. This film, through its visual language, tells a story of unspoken struggles and complex personal dilemmas.

• Writer & Director: Bayan Zarrabi
• Producers: Bayan Zarrabi, Iranian Youth Cinema Society
• Cinematographer: Morteza Hakkakian
• Editor: Hamidreza Barzegar
• Music: Saeed Rahbar
• Sound Design & Mixing: Mohammad Hossein Ghorchian
• Sound Recordist: Ali Golsebhani
• Production Designer: Pouria Akhban
• Costume Designer: Raheleh Sadeghi
• Makeup Artist: Reyhaneh Hazrati
• Color Grading: Saman Majd Vafaei
• Behind-the-Scenes Photographer: Niloofar Rezaei

The international distribution of “The Pink Line” is handled by Raft Film, ensuring the film’s reach to global festivals and audiences. With its impactful narrative and socially relevant themes, the film has already captured the attention of FIFOG, where it is expected to generate significant interest from both critics and audiences.

The official screening schedule and venue for “The Pink Line” at FIFOG will be announced soon. Audiences can follow updates through the festival’s official channels.