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A man knows he will leave his homeland, so he starts documenting. After his departure, there are shifts in his life, but also stubborn constants.

Arash's family is so rich, even a thief broke into their house! 9-year-old Ali, being jealous, wants to impress his friends too, so he hatches a plan… to stage his very own pretend break-in!

A young man who has lost his father is now the head of his family. He falls in love with a wealthy girl and redoubles his efforts to make marriage with her possible. Gifted with a pleasant singing voice, the young man—through the help of an anonymous woman—comes to own a cabaret. But when he realizes that the woman was none other than the girl he loves, he becomes deeply upset. In the end, after resolving their misunderstanding, the young man and woman marry.

Zivar, a middle-aged woman, is the supervisor of a student dormitory. She reacts harshly when a student returns late to the dorm. In her solitude, she feels guilty and tries to improve the situation.

This film was screened at the Fajr Festival.

Homayoun, who has divorced his wife by triple talaq, asks Nosrat, a shoemaker who owns a small workshop, to act as a mohallel so that he can remarry his divorced wife. However, Sara, Nosrat’s wife, prevents her husband from cooperating. With the mediation of a driver, Homayoun arranges a situation in which Nosrat and his wife Sara travel to the north of the country. Along the way, Homayoun’s ex-wife and her mother get into their car, and in this manner an acquaintance is formed between them. Nosrat marries Homayoun’s ex-wife, and according to the plan they head north, but Sara and one of Nosrat’s friends keep a constant watch on them, never allowing the two to be alone and repeatedly creating disturbances.

Killing one person is murder, and the punishment for the murderer is execution; massacring millions of people is a hero's honor, and the hero's reward is a medal.

A young Iranian documentary filmmaker, Mohammadreza Eyni, decides to make a portrait documentary film about the most prominent Iranian painter, Abolghasem Saidi, who moved to Paris seventy years ago. With Saidi's agreement, the 32 year-old filmmaker goes to Paris to start the film, only to face closed doors. "The Friend's House" is the story of two generations, where each aims to understand and challenge another's perspective. Throughout the process of filmmaking, the filmmaker starts to question and challenge himself.

The story of an old, lonesome talisman-writer, who earns his money with prophecy and has already lost the hope for acknowledgement in life, but suddenly finds himself as a messiah as a result of the rumours in the village.

In the chaos of a local fish market, a father summons his son and accuses him of secretly taking photos and videos of women in a boutique fitting room. A violent confrontation unfolds—raw and tragic. But the story doesn’t end there. Later, at home, a woman buys and cooks a fish, performing a quiet, symbolic ritual. In the presence of all the women whose images were taken without consent, she delivers justice — silently, and on her own terms.

To escape from a bad financial situation, a teenager is forced to embark on a path that ends in nothingness.

A sympathetic and slightly poetic look at work, life, and religion in Khaf, Khorasan, in the distant past.

A narrative of the establishment of the bronze foundry in the University of Tehran's sculpture department. The project was led by the renowned Iranian artist, Parviz Tanavoli.

A documentary about the poems and poetic life of Heydar Yaghma, the brickmaker from Neyshabur

Games of Childhood.

Story of a naive rural man who tries to improve his life, so he comes to the capital: Tehran. But there are some events that makes him to get familiar with the city life and push him to choose living the simple life in the village.

The film follows a man who attempts to align the pictures on a wall.