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Midnight is a 2026 Iranian war drama directed by Mohammad Hossein Mahdavian. Set during the devastating Twelve-Day War, the film follows the tense and emotional events that unfold after a missile crashes near Fatemeh Zahra Hospital in Tehran’s Yousefabad district. As doctors, nurses, patients, and ordinary civilians struggle to survive in the midst of chaos, the story explores the courage, sacrifice, and resilience of people forced to confront the realities of war. Rather than focusing solely on military action, the film presents an intimate portrait of humanity under extreme pressure, highlighting the emotional bonds that emerge during moments of fear and uncertainty. Through powerful performances and realistic storytelling, Midnight captures the psychological and physical impact of conflict on individuals and families while honoring the dedication of frontline medical workers. The film combines suspense with heartfelt drama, creating an atmosphere that reflects both the horrors of war and the enduring hope found in compassion and solidarity. Featuring striking cinematography and Mahdavian’s signature attention to historical detail, Midnight delivers a gripping and emotionally resonant cinematic experience that examines the cost of conflict and the strength of the human spirit in the face of overwhelming adversity.