Iraqi-Iranian horror film release

Details about the Iraqi-Iranian horror film "Masdood" directed by Iranian Deko Kroui are documented. The film tells the story of Ghassan, who is accused of the death of a group of tourists, and the events unfold around Salwa, a character suffering from a drowning phobia and living in isolation that leads her to a mental health hospital. Shooting took 16 days, all at night, with the director employing psychological escalation techniques and interactive methods with the actors. The film tackles themes of horror and fantasy, highlighting elements of suspense and excitement through events that unfold within the minds of its characters, with an artistic approach focused on interactive performance and innovative cinematography.

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