Iranian film Borderless wins at Tokyo film festival.[/caption]Iranian screen production Borderless directed by Amir Hossein Asgari has bagged an award at the 27th Tokyo International Film Festival.
Asgaris debut feature film competed with nine other movies from different countries and took the Best Asian Future Film Award.
The film had its world premiere at the Japanese film festival.
Borderless represents the story of a boy who always fishes from a grounded ship in the border zone. It is his place of seclusion and serenity to earn a livelihood as an fisherman, but his peace and quiet is disturbed by a stranger.
Asgari has made several short films which were screened in international film events. His second short film, Maybe another Time, won the Audience Award of 2012 edition of Shortini International Short film Festival in Italy.
Iranian director, Nima Javidis Melbourne was also screened in the international competition section of this years Tokyo festival.
Established in 2013, Asian Future Film is a fresh competition section for the first and second films made by upcoming directors in Asia.
The 27th Tokyo International Film Festival took place from October 23 to 31.
By Press TV
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