Guilt overcomes in No Date, No Signature, a study of classes and conscience as one man’s obsession with the truth causes a downward spiral from which he may not be able to climb out.
While on his way home from work, forensics doctor Kaveh Nariman is nearly hit by a reckless driver and, in the chaos, hits a motorcycle carrying Moosa, Leila, and their children. Moosa and Leila are uninjured, along with their daughter, but their young son, Amir Ali, hit his head in the accident. Brushing off a hospital visit, Dr. Nariman and the family go their separate ways, only for the former to discover the next day that one of the incoming bodies at the morgue where he works is the young Amir. Fellow colleague Dr. Sayeh Behbahnani deduces that the boy’s death was due to botulism caused by eating cheap chicken, but Nariman remains convinced that he is at fault and that it was the motorcycle accident that ultimately caused it.
Director Biography
Vahid Jalilvand is a director, screenwriter, actor and film editor from Tehran, Iran. He graduated from Tehran University with a degree in Theater Directing and is an accomplished theater actor. He both directed and acted in his first feature-length film, Wednesday May 9 (‘15).
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