Che

Che is a film that narrates the life of Mostafa Chamran, a national hero and the first defense minister in Iran's revolutionary government. On two intense days in August 1979, Chamran was sent by Ayatullah Khomeini to lead multiple military operations in the midst of the civil war that ravaged the Kordestan region, surrounded by anti-revolutionary forces. The film had an impact on the 32nd Fajr International Film Festival, winning awards for best edition and visual effects. In addition to Chamran's account, the film also explores the tragic fate of Asghar Vesali, who lost his life in the conflict, as well as the courage and resistance shown by the inhabitants of Paveh in Kermanshah province.