The Shah of Iran resurrected, a scene from the movie AHRIMAN: Death Before Dying

In the movie "AHRIMAN: Death Before Dying," the Shah of Iran plays a symbolic role, emerging in a mystical setting. He is resurrected in a cryptic dance performed by the mythological figures Anubis and Osiris.

The benevolent spirit, Spenta-Mainyu, journeys through time and space to reveal to the resurrected Shah the current state of his country following a pivotal speech he once delivered at Cyrus' Tomb. This speech had inadvertently caused a rift in the timeline of a soul's reincarnation. It falls upon Spenta-Mainyu, the embodiment of goodness, to cleanse this reincarnated soul, now corrupted by the malevolent spirit Ahriman.

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JAP: アーリマン：デス・ビフォア・ダイング
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US: AHRIMAN: Death Before Dying
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GER: AHRIMAN: Der Tod vor dem Sterben
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UK: AHRIMAN: Death Before Dying
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2023 | 89min｜ Drama - Fantasy

In "AHRIMAN: Death Before Dying", celestial being Spenta-Mainyu embarks on a quest to protect a soul through three incarnations from the cunning grips of the mind-twisting entity, Ahriman. This dance of light and dark plays out across ages, culminating in modern Amsterdam where the soul, now Nima, a former soldier, confronts mental challenges stemming from his military service.