Shirin Barghnavard

Touran Mirhadi (Khomarloo) is the founder of Farhad School, the Children's Book Council, and the Encyclopedia for Young People. She was also actively involved with close to 20 other institutions dealing with child development and education and supported the formation of dozens of others. She is known as the preeminent architect of childhood institution and the mother of modern education in Iran. This film follows the efforts and preoccupations of Ms. Touran Mirhadi in the last four years of her life. It shows how she strove to enrich the field of child education in Iran to the age of 89, always maintaining that peace was to be cultivated at childhood.

A neurodivergent customer tries to order his first drink, but the bartender thinks he's had too many.

Six Iranian directors examine, one after the other, a place in Iran, France, or Germany. The places and the stories enter into a dialogue with each other and deal with living conditions in today's Iran, social and economic struggles, but also identities in exile, and places of longing.

For Muslims, puberty begins at the age of nine, and from that moment on girls wear the hijab. What’s been happening in the lives of two Iranian girls since this important event?

A poetic portrayal of the life of Shirin Parsi - rice farmer, environmentalist, and social activist.

An analysis of space in the city of Tehran from the perspective of some of the cities’ vulnerable women.

A couple separates after 8 years if marriage But they decide to keep living together to hide the decision from family and friends.