OZU | Mohammad Valizadegan

Scenes from There Is No Evil

There Is No Evil

Band Arrives and Sets Up for Party

There Is No Evil

Nana Reveals Keyvan's Age and Her Love for Javad

There Is No Evil

Javad and Nana Argue About Keyvan in the Forest

There Is No Evil

Javad Sees Keyvan's Photo and Realizes the Truth

There Is No Evil

Nana Gives Javad Clothes and Medicine in Barn

There Is No Evil

Javad and Nana Rest by the Ruined House

There Is No Evil

Family Discusses Keyvan's Funeral Arrangements

There Is No Evil

Javad Collapses in the Forest and is Found by Nana

There Is No Evil

Javad Apologizes for Talking About Death

There Is No Evil

Javad Questions Why Nana's Family Returned and Military Service

There Is No Evil

Javad and Nana Walk Through Foggy Tea Field

There Is No Evil

Javad Carries Nana Across the River

Mohammad Valizadegan with Mahtab Servati

There Is No Evil

Nana Reveals Keyvan's Age and Her Love for Javad

There Is No Evil

Javad and Nana Argue About Keyvan in the Forest

There Is No Evil

Nana Gives Javad Clothes and Medicine in Barn

There Is No Evil

Javad and Nana Rest by the Ruined House

There Is No Evil

Family Discusses Keyvan's Funeral Arrangements

There Is No Evil

Javad Collapses in the Forest and is Found by Nana

There Is No Evil

Javad Apologizes for Talking About Death

There Is No Evil

Javad and Nana Walk Through Foggy Tea Field

There Is No Evil

Javad Carries Nana Across the River

There Is No Evil

Javad and Nana's Final Conversation in the Forest

There Is No Evil

Nana Explains the Meaning of 'Pointless Flowers'

There Is No Evil

Nana's Birthday Dinner and Javad's Confession

Mohammad Valizadegan with Darya Moghbeli

There Is No Evil

Band Arrives and Sets Up for Party

There Is No Evil

Family Discusses Keyvan's Funeral Arrangements

There Is No Evil

Javad Apologizes for Talking About Death

There Is No Evil

Javad Questions Why Nana's Family Returned and Military Service

There Is No Evil

Nana's Birthday Dinner and Javad's Confession

There Is No Evil

Pouya's Desperate Phone Call and Barracks Debate