A second-generation Irani German, Parvis, works at a refugee shelter where he meets brother and sister Irani refugees and develops a tenuous romance with Amon as his friends attempt refugee status. Brazen and audacious, Faraz Shariat’s “No Hard Feelings” (2020, 92 min) is the most contemporary film about immigration you’ll have ever seen. The winner of the Berlin film festival’s Teddy Award for best queer-themed film begins as a shuffling character study, then broadens out to resemble Jules et Jim or The Dreamers yanked brusquely into an urgent multicultural present.

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