Dangerous Men
In one scene, a car rolls down a cliff and then bursts into flames. The car, a 1979 Datsun B210, belonged to film's director Jahangir Salehi's daughter Samira. She had paid for the car herself, but after she dated a man whom Jahangir forbade her to see, he took away the car and told her she'd never see it again. After seeing the completed film at a screening in 2005, Samira finally learned the fate of her car.,[last lines]
Old Police Officer: Hands on top of your head. You have the right to remain silent. Everything you say will be used against you.,Jahangir Salehi/John Rad is the only person credited in the opening credits.,Featured in That's So John Rad (2016),I've had the pleasure of seeing this opening night, and again a couple weeks later. I can truly see this as the next cult classic. it had me laughing from start to finish. Everything was perfect. Some parts drag a bit, but it is truly an experience. The plot is mind bending, there's really no use of trying to follow it. Throughout the movie you question yourself whether this John Rad guy is for real, or its just a joke. The soundtrack, composed by John Rad himself on an 80s Casio keyboard, is astoundingly genius. I couldn't help but snap my fingers to the rhythm. If you are light-hearted and can easily accept the film for what it is, then you will enjoy watching Dangerous Men.,