It Was Just an Accident

It Was Just an Accident(2025)

PG-13
09/27/2025 (US)Drama, Thriller, Crime1h 43m
7.1

Overview

Vahid, an Azerbaijani auto mechanic, was once imprisoned by Iranian authorities. During his sentence, he was interrogated blindfolded. One day, a man named Eqbal enters his workshop. His prosthetic leg creaks, and Vahid thinks he recognizes one of his former torturers.

Jafar Panahi

Director

Jafar Panahi

Screenplay

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Media

Official International Trailer [Subtitled]

Official International Trailer [Subtitled]

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Trailer (English Subs)

Trailer (English Subs)

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Official Trailer [Subtitled]

Official Trailer [Subtitled]

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Jafar Panahi's 'It Was Just an Accident' is a Revenge Thriller Made Without Film Permits

Jafar Panahi's 'It Was Just an Accident' is a Revenge Thriller Made Without Film Permits

Featurette

Jafar Panahi: 'If they want to throw me in jail again, I'll leave with another film'

Jafar Panahi: 'If they want to throw me in jail again, I'll leave with another film'

Featurette

Cast and Crew Q&A | TIFF 2025

Cast and Crew Q&A | TIFF 2025

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Jafar Panahi and Martin Scorsese on It Was Just an Accident and Rebellious Filmmaking

Jafar Panahi and Martin Scorsese on It Was Just an Accident and Rebellious Filmmaking

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Jafar Panahi on It Was Just an Accident

Jafar Panahi on It Was Just an Accident

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It Was Just an Accident Introduction at the 63rd New York Film Festival

It Was Just an Accident Introduction at the 63rd New York Film Festival

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Clip (English subs)

Clip (English subs)

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A review by Manuel São Bento
7.0

Written on October 13, 2025

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"It Was Just an Accident is a testament to the unwavering courage of Jafar Panahi, a filmmaker who refuses to be silenced.

It's a brave protest executed as a psychological thriller that, despite occasionally stumbling in its own need to be overtly political — with the message sometimes delivered too directly — manages, in its conclusion, to transcend its narrative and raise moral questions that are difficult to ignore.

An intense and intrepid invitation to confront the inconvenient truth that, under an oppressive regime, the line between justice and fatality is often drawn by chance."

Rating: B