Iran

The story of four creative Iranian female artists who have been creating art works from recycled materials.

An eight-year-old Iranian girl is faced with a challenging dilemma.

A former Iranian actress embarks on a journey to find the woman she was forced to leave because of society’s taboos.

An experimental narrative of the Islamic revolution of Iran based on archival footage.

In this poetic documentary, we meet characters in the pursuit of meaning, smoothly dissolving between different phases in life—a constructed tapestries of human behaviour in the depth of crisis.

An ode to a flower that once enjoyed prominence in Iranian culture, Gladiolus tells the story of its ubiquitous role in life’s important ceremonies and how it became a victim of its own popularity.

A bald girl and a long-haired boy try to solve their Hijab problems with the Tehran Morality Police.

A woman with upside-down vision must confront her dark past when corrective goggles flip her world right-side up.

Weaving memories of the past through the ancient craft of Persian textiles.

Maryam is on the verge of a divorce when she realizes she's pregnant and cannot go through with it until the baby is born.

A mullah takes a trip in the desert and is faced with a dog which he considers unclean.

he healing journey of two women, Ahu and Jaycee, who form a bond while confronting their own personal struggles in their low-income rental apartment.

Hope and fantasy enfold this tale of childhood and becoming.

This documentary represents the concern of Sara and those who have the same opinion about having children in this era of Iran.

In such an era that Darkness has shadowed the world, a flock of Red birds are looking for the "Red Fire" that according to an old myth is supposed to be the end of Darkness. But where is such fire?

In an Iranian city, Coronavirus has caused many deaths. According to the obligations of the religion, someone must wash the virus-infected dead bodies by hand.

Akbar, Soori, Mohammed and Hakim, the children of Afghan parents who fled to Iran in the 1980s, have formed a rock band. Despite the danger they will face, they dream of performing in Afghanistan.

As the dark side of Hassan’s job as an airport customs officer becomes more clear, he must decide what matters to him the most and what cost he is willing to pay, navigating a totalitarian system.