Rouhollah Hejazi

The renovation of a rambling family homestead becomes a metaphor for an unexpected assault on traditional family values when a newly married twenty-something brings her architect husband to draw up the plans for her aunt and uncle’s rehab job.

I’ve reached a point in my life where I don’t care about myself anymore...

It is an episodic movie about Ashora and social subjects made from 4 episodes each with a different director and about a different subject.

The story of a teenaged Iranian boy who earns his living carrying luggage for tourists at the Iranian-Iraqi border. When he falls for Noura, a beautiful young Iraqi woman who seems to help Iraqi people cross the border, his life takes a dangerous turn, as he is willing to do almost anything for her.

An old woman's death brings her children together so maybe family's wounds will be healed during this unwanted confrontation.

Roshan, the middle-aged man who loves acting, can't take his house and decides to play his role on the eve of the collapse of everything.

The fault lines in a marriage become evident when an out-of-town couple and their child arrive for a corporate trade show at a Tehran hotel. Accustomed to berating his pretty wife for her shy demeanor and her suburban manner, the husband is taken aback when she blooms under the attentions of a male colleague and is given a role in planning his company’s presentation. (Gene Siskel Film Center)

Farhad and Aalah have begun their new season, and this is the beginning of some other changes that will put them in the face of new issues ....