Gholamreza Ramezani

In a bustling Iranian factory, the rhythms of daily labor intertwine with the quiet struggles of its workers. Among them is Tadji, a woman navigating the weight of personal and professional challenges alongside her husband, Morteza. When a sudden disruption unsettles the workplace, tensions rise and hidden truths begin to surface. Tadji explores themes of trust, resilience, and the fragile balance between duty and desire, offering a poignant reflection on the choices that shape human relationships.

A group of students go to the north of the country for a two-day camp, but on the eve of going to the sea, their schedule is changed by school officials, which causes problems.

For weeks, 12-year-old Hayat (a word that means ‘life’) has been cramming for her final exam. Then the night before, her father falls ill and is rushed to hospital. Hayat is left alone to look after her infant sister. Help is at hand, but Hayat is not one to forego her responsibilities. Somehow the need to appear for her exam and look after her baby sister have to be reconciled.

Amin, a 4-year-old boy, the only child in the family, asks his parents to play with him at home and bring him out of the loneliness by bringing the baby to the family.

A true murder story...