Behnam Sharafi

A theater directed by Atabak Naderi

In Iran, gender-affirming surgery is legal, though it carries with it great stigma, and is usually performed so that a gay couple may lead a heteronormal life. In this one-of-a-kind film, shot in secret in Iran, a father and husband finds his fragile world endangered when a man from his past appears claiming to be his daughter's true father. He never knew his wife was pregnant when she sought a divorce, and now she's nowhere to be seen.

The story of this series is set in contemporary history and in three phases: childhood, adolescence, and youth. A boy is abandoned as a baby because his father did not want him to be born and decides to sell him for his gambling to make money. One night, after a few months, he comes home and finds the child. He has a fight with his wife and the mother and child leave the house. The mother places the child in an orphanage, where they name the child Javad Javadi, and the story of Javad's life is narrated from there.

It is about a football veteran who works on a cargo truck for a while and gets involved in adventures after meeting three students whose landlord has thrown their furniture out onto the street due to some problems. Saber, Vahid and Ashkan are three students whose landlord has thrown their furniture out onto the street due to some problems. Nader and the students get to know each other, and this acquaintance sets the stage for various events in the course of the story.

People should live in a way that they are ready to meet death at any moment; anytime, anywhere, even in a car and at a red light.