The poetic mid-length documentary by Iranian director Mahdi Kiasari depicts scenes from the everyday life of Abolfazl, a young boy who is missing both hands. Despite his disability, Abolfazl lives a full life with his family and friend Setayesh in a palm orchard near the Afghan-Iranian border, where foreign visitors often head for eco-tourism. Both belong to a group of children who live stateless in Iran, which poses another major disadvantage for their future.
Due to the intensity of the explosion and bombardment, the role of the sun breaks on the tiled wall and it gets dark everywhere. People build a new sun together.
This film takes a view on the life of Asghar Ghandchi, the father of Iran's truck industry.
Some journeys are harder than others.
This documentary is about "Professor, Dr. Mohammad Ebrahim Bastani Parizi, one of the most Iranian famous writers.
A Portrait of the doctor "Manouchehr Sotoudeh" a professor of history. The famous professor Shafiee Kadkani says about him: Anyone who wants to research history should refer to Dr. Sotoudeh's work.
At the age of 30, Parastoo prepares for the sex reassignment surgery, which she faces a problem that she must solve and understand.
An adaptation of Hamid Mossadegh's poetry.
Ali and Amir saw each other after six years and spent the night together in Ali's villa. Suddenly, Ali's wife comes and confronts the truth.
A 50-year-old man living with his two children intends to change his gender, after years of struggle.
"Tepli and Me" tells the story of a man named Ramin (Hassan Majouni) who studied directing but because he did not write attractive screenplays, he had to work in an art training center with his friend Katayoun (Mitra Hajar). One day he accidentally finds his childhood character named Tepli (Samiar Mohammadi) in his house and after consulting a psychologist, he realizes that Tepli came from the past to something that has destroyed Ramin's self-confidence. Tell him to let Ramin travel in the past and prevent that from happening, but.
Life of an editor who works for Islamic Republic of IRAN Broadcasting and feels like Frankenstein, creating a monster. Imaging of all movie sequences have been done with a cell phone.
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Mina, determined to realize her dreams, not only refuses to succumb to her husband and mother-in-law’s fierce opposition, but also paves her own path and pushes forward along it. Gradually, it looks as if the people and world around her are starting to change . . . .
