"Persian Lessons" is scheduled to be released in China on March 19. The language was created out of thin air just to survive.

The well-received film "Persian Lessons" has announced that it will be released in China on March 19. The film is adapted from real events and tells the story of a concentration camp in World War II. It is directed by Vadim Perelman and stars Nahuel Perez Biskayat and Lars Ettinger.

Chinese release trailer:

During World War II, a Jewish man named Juan lied that he was Persian to save his life in a concentration camp. He was spotted by a German officer and asked to learn Persian. Juan, who did not know Persian at all, could only make up a language out of thin air. He began to use the names of Jews imprisoned in the concentration camp as roots and made up thousands of "Persian" words. The officer became dependent on Juan in the brutal environment and began to protect him. Unexpectedly, a real Persian came to the concentration camp...