He's off on a road tour! The best-in-the-biz indie distributor Neon has just announced that they're taking award-winning Iranian filmmaker Jafar Panahi on a tour around the US for Q&#038;As for his new film titled It Was Just an Accident (watch the trailer) - which already began its run in limited theaters in October. Check your local listings. Most cinephiles already know that Panahi won the coveted Palme d'Or at the 2025 Cannes Film Festival for this film, which is about a group of Iranian people seeking revenge on a man they believe is their torturer from the time they were kept in prison by Iran's authoritarian regime. It's "a deeply felt moral thriller, where high stakes tension combines with unexpected flurries of humor and thoughtful, sometimes devastating questions regarding persecution &#038; revenge." Neon has revealed that Panahi will tour with It Was Just an Accident to 7 cities in late November: mainly in NY, CA, WA, MA, IL. He will also make "a new short film to document his journey" while on the road. Panahai was imprisoned by Iran in 2010 for making films and then again in 2022 – and was barely released in 2023 before he went on to make this film. You can view the official trailer for Jafar Panahi's It Was Just an Accident right [&#8230;]

أعلنت شركة نيون عن جولة مع المخرج الإيراني جعفر بناهي لفيلمه الجديد 'It Was Just an Accident'، الذي بدأ عرضه في دور السينما المحدودة في أكتوبر. الفيلم، الذي فاز بجائزة السعفة الذهبية في مهرجان كان السينمائي 2025، يتبع مجموعة من الإيرانيين الذين يسعون للانتقام من جلاد يعتقدون أنه كان يعذبهم في الماضي. سيزور بناهي سبع مدن في الولايات المتحدة، بما في ذلك نيويورك وكاليفورنيا وواشنطن وماساتشوستس وإلينوي، لجلسات أسئلة وأجوبة.

Neon ha anunciado una gira con el cineasta iraní Jafar Panahi para su nueva película 'It Was Just an Accident', que comenzó a proyectarse en cines limitados en octubre. La película, que ganó la Palma de Oro en el Festival de Cine de Cannes 2025, sigue a un grupo de iraníes que buscan venganza contra un torturador de su pasado. Panahi visitará siete ciudades en EE. UU., incluyendo Nueva York, California, Washington, Massachusetts e Illinois, para sesiones de preguntas y respuestas.

Neon a annoncé une tournée avec le cinéaste iranien Jafar Panahi pour son nouveau film 'It Was Just an Accident', qui a commencé ses projections limitées en octobre. Le film, qui a remporté la Palme d'Or au Festival de Cannes 2025, suit un groupe d'Iraniens cherchant à se venger d'un tortionnaire de leur passé. Panahi visitera sept villes aux États-Unis, dont New York, Californie, Washington, Massachusetts et Illinois, pour des séances de questions-réponses.

Neon has announced a road tour featuring Iranian filmmaker Jafar Panahi for his new film 'It Was Just an Accident,' which began limited screenings in October. The film, which won the Palme d'Or at the 2025 Cannes Film Festival, follows a group of Iranians seeking revenge against a torturer from their past. Panahi will visit seven cities in the US, including New York, California, Washington, Massachusetts, and Illinois, for Q&A sessions.

Neon Reveals 'Jafar Panahi - The Accidental Tour' for Late November

An emotional plea by Iranian filmmaker Jafar Panahi and moving words from Ryan Coogler on the violence in Minneapolis have defined this year's National Board of Review Awards

في جوائز المجلس الوطني للمراجعة، ألقى المخرج الإيراني جعفر بناهي خطابًا مؤثرًا، إلى جانب ريان كوجلر، الذي تناول العنف في مينيابوليس، مما خلق أجواء مؤثرة في الحدث. أبرز كلا المخرجين القضايا الاجتماعية الملحة من خلال كلماتهما المؤثرة، مما resonated بعمق مع الجمهور.

En los Premios de la Junta Nacional de Revisión, el cineasta iraní Jafar Panahi pronunció un discurso emotivo, junto a Ryan Coogler, quien abordó la violencia en Minneapolis, creando una atmósfera conmovedora en el evento. Ambos cineastas destacaron problemas sociales urgentes a través de sus palabras sentidas, resonando profundamente con la audiencia.

Lors des National Board of Review Awards, le cinéaste iranien Jafar Panahi a prononcé un discours émouvant, aux côtés de Ryan Coogler, qui a évoqué la violence à Minneapolis, créant une atmosphère poignante lors de l'événement. Les deux cinéastes ont souligné des problèmes sociaux pressants à travers leurs remarques sincères, résonnant profondément avec le public.

At the National Board of Review Awards, Iranian filmmaker Jafar Panahi delivered an emotional speech, alongside Ryan Coogler, who addressed the violence in Minneapolis, creating a poignant atmosphere at the event. Both filmmakers highlighted pressing social issues through their heartfelt remarks, resonating deeply with the audience.

Neon Reveals 'Jafar Panahi - The Accidental Tour' for Late November

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