Evolution
Akbar, a thirty-year-old boy, is a wicked and unemployed person who has made everyone suffer and tired of him. With the difficult circumstances of old age that Akbar's parents are in, the physical and mental condition of Akbar's parents has worsened, and none of Akbar's brothers and sisters are willing to take care of them; as a result, Akbar decides to take care of them alone; with the passage of time and care in difficult circumstances, Akbar's personality changes and he turns from an evil person into a good and calm person (the change in Akbar's personality is shown by the change in his face and the color of his clothes). On the night of his parents' funeral, Akbar is shown lying alone at home on his parents' bed. Akbar is no
longer alive.
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Amir JedariWriter
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Project Type:Screenplay, Short Script
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Genres:Drama, Metaphysics
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Number of Pages:15
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Language:English
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First-time Screenwriter:No
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Student Project:No
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Digital Cinema Package:Unavailable
Amir Jedari, born on August 16, 1998, is a Iranian screenwriter and filmmaker. He started his artistic career in 2016 (19 years old) in the field of theater and cinema behind the scenes and as an actor. According to this artist, since his childhood, he was active in various artistic fields such as singing, break dancing, paper dolls and painting. After completing a diploma in experimental studies, he received his postgraduate diploma in assistant directing from the Comprehensive University of Applied Sciences, Culture and Art, Branch 46, Tehran, and then began studying film directing at the same university. Amir Jedari, a young Iranian screenwriter and filmmaker, has had successful and brilliant films and screenplays in his artistic career, including the short film Corruption (selected, nominated for an award and winner of 12 world festivals) and the screenplay Sometimes Death is a Cure (selected and nominated for an award at 2 prestigious festivals in Toronto, Canada and Flickers Rhode Island America (Oscar, BAFTA and Canadian Screen Awards Qualifying)). In July 2024, the screenplay of Second Person was selected as the festival's honor at the Toronto Widescreen Film Festival in Canada, and in December 2024, this short screenplay was produced and filmed in the forests of northern Gilan.
In 2025, the film Second Person made its debut at tinff (Canadian Screen Awards Qualifying) and its second appearance at the Persian Film Awards Festival, where it was selected as an official selection at the festival.
Have True Believe
