Closure (2015)

Closure: Directed by Joseph Hovsepian. With Toktam Aboozary, Andre Hovsepian, Ryan Sadaghiani, Ulka Simone Mohanty. An unexpected event unravels as a group of Iranian intelligence officers raid Dr. Dariush’s home, where Christian resources are exposed. Following the discovery, Dr. Dariush is immediately murdered in cold blood. Cyrus, the doctor’s son, who witnesses his father’s cruel death, is forever changed as a result of his father’s murder. Filled with resentment and bitterness, he is unable to cope with the past and push forward. At the turn of events, Cyrus finds himself face to face with his father’s killer, now leaving him with a unique opportunity to seek vengeance or redemption.

“This film is fantastic, I had seen itu0026#39;s premiere on the big screen at the Big House Los Angeles Entertainment Festival on November first of 2015 at L.A.LIVE Regal Cinemas in Downtown Los Angeles, at the premiere it played to a full house, the audience was overwhelmed by the films story, it was amazing, two weeks later at the end of the festival Closure was placed in the film festivalu0026#39;s indie film playoff challenge against another blockbuster Christian feature film called Leaves of the tree, both were great films, I too agree with the festival authority reviewers and the audience participation votes that chose CLOSURE as the top winning feature film at the Big Cross Christian Film Festival, Closure is an amazing story, conveyed through superb acting, and great directing. this film is cinematically beautiful, the first time I had seen the trailer for the film it was a submission to the festival, as the Festival Authority review Director I immediately recommended Closure for further review by the other members of Festival authority, it was received with great reviews by everyone, and given an official selection laurel immediately, the film played to a full house again as it was granted an encore screening, and then again in the indie film playoff, where the audience chose it as the top winning film garnering it the Best Picture award for the Big Cross Christian film festival, this film is a must see for anyone whom has struggled with the loss of loved oneu0026#39;s and is seeking refuge in others who have overcome it through redemption, as the synopsis states this is a story that is relevant to many suffering today in Iran due to oppression.”