The Dark Room (2018 film)

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The Dark Room
Directed by	Rouhollah Hejazi
Written by	Rouhollah Hejazi
Produced by	Rouhollah Hejazi
Starring	Sareh Bayat Saed Soheili
Edited by	Reza Shahbazi
Music by	Karen Homayounfar
Release date	February 3, 2018 (2018-02-03) (Fajr Film Festival)
Running time	101 minutes
Country	Iran
Language	Persian

The Dark Room (Persian: اتاق تاریک) is a 2018 Iranian drama directed, written and produced by Rouhollah Hejazi.

The subject of this film is the persecution and rape of children in Iran.

Hejazi went to the thirty-sixth Fajr Film Festival with The Dark Room three years after his latest release, Death of the Fish.

It won Best Film at the Hanoi International Film Festival and at the Film Festival of Kerala in 2018. It was the only representative of Iran at the Belgrade Film Festival in 2019.