Otaghake Geli (فیلم اتاقک گِلی) is a 2025 Iranian war-drama film directed by Mohammad Asgari and produced by Davood Sabori, with the screenplay written by Pedram Karimi. The movie is co-produced by the National Museum. Otāghak-e Goli tells a deeply emotional and poetic story of resistance and love. When the group of Iranian fighters from the 27th Mohammad Rasulullah Division are deployed to defend the vulnerable villages of Shian and Delo in Kermanshah, they face both physical assaults and moral challenges. When the group of Iranian fighters from the 27th Mohammad Rasulullah Division are deployed to defend the vulnerable villages of Shian and Delo in Kermanshah, they face both physical assaults and moral challenges.

Featuring performances by Tūrāj Alvand, Anāhita Afshār, Tino Salehi, Fereydoun Hāmidi, Hādi Sheikh-ol-Eslāmi, Saeed Dashti, and Saeed Zārei, the film also stands out for its technical elements: cinematography by Farshād Mohammadi, music composed by Habib Khazāei-Far, and strong production design. Premiered at the 41st Fajr International Film Festival and awarded three Crystal Simorghs—Special Jury Award, Best First-Time Director, and Best Resistance Film—Otāghak-e Goli seeks to offer an honest portrayal of the human cost of war, weaving love, courage, and sacrifice into its narrative.