Last Shot by Parham Rahimzadeh
Last Shot by Parham Rahimzadeh
Last Shot by Parham Rahimzadeh
Last Shot by Parham Rahimzadeh
Last Shot by Parham Rahimzadeh
Last Shot by Parham Rahimzadeh

Last Shot

THE NETHERLANDS / 17 MIN. / 2026 / FICTION / 16MM / DCP 2K / 2.35:1 / 5.1 / COLOR

Subtitles in English, Dutch, Spanish, Italian
When Musa, a Palestinian in the Netherlands, receives his late brother’s camera, a Gaza photojournalist, he revives the final roll of film—forcing him to confront grief, censorship, and the weight of legacy.
Cuando Musa, un palestino en los Países Bajos, recibe la cámara de su hermano fallecido —fotoperiodista en Gaza—, revela el último rollo de película, enfrentándose al duelo, la censura y al peso de una herencia que no puede eludir.
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Festivals & Awards

International Film Festival Rotterdam (NLD, 2026) – Tiger Short Competition

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cast

Muhammad Abed Elrahman, Mo'min Swaitat, Milena Kompaniiets

directed by

Parham Rahimzadeh

produced by

Karim Mrabti

production company

Mohsin Films

executive producer

Boaz Schoevaars

1st AD

Pieter Veenhof

cinematographer

Sjors Mosman

art director

Saher Dweiry

editor

Richelle van Loon

sound designer

Selle Inti Sellink

animator

Pieter Verloop

music

Zeinab Shaath, Key Clef

world sales and distribution

ShortsFit

Parham's bio

Born in Ahwaz, Iran in 1990, Parham came to The Netherlands as a baby refugee, growing up in Schiedam and Rotterdam until his mid twenties, when he moved to Amsterdam. After the death of one of his best friends, he wrote his debut novel, Arab, which was published by Prometheus in 2021. That year, he was selected for the “Dit is Aware” development program for autodidactic filmmakers. With his debut short Doeset Daram (“I Love You” in Farsi), he discovered a passion for visual storytelling that was both intimate and transformative. Last Shot, his second short film, continues to explore raw human emotions and the unspoken struggles of loss, giving voice to unheard perspectives and confronting the double standards that shape our collective memory.