They Are Watching

Sahar, an Iranian girl who has recently broken up with her fiancé, has decided to spend some time by herself in Antalya, Turkey. Leaving a club late at night, assuming that she is rich, she gets kidnapped and held in a remote basement. The kidnappers go greedy on the ransom, but little they know is that the whole setup has been a misunderstanding from both parties in the first place.

Having a bad day and drunk, Ece meets Tahsin at a bar. He has come to Ankara for a few days for business. Ece invide him to her house which is located out of city, in a suburban area. Tahsin wakes up early the next day. As a surprise he wants to buy fresh croissants. He goes out and wanders around a lot. Finally he finds some fresh croissant. However, he cannot find Ece's house and getting lost among very similar, wide streets and high buildings.

The man who was addicted by a seductive woman, in his loneliness still feels her presence.

A mother in Iran, considers selling her organs to save her daughter, while in the United States, a doctor faces ethical dilemmas to save his daughter, revealing the complexities of organ trade.

After being arrested and having his medical practice shut down, an Iranian doctor loses faith in the future and resolves to end his life - but one final day among his family begins to unsettle his decision.

Six old friends hire a smuggler in order to leave the country illegally, taking advantage of the moonlight to easily cross the border. When the smuggler goes back on his word, they take extreme measures and must then make their escape. But who are they running away from and to what destination? These are the questions they struggle to find an answer for during the night. In the morning, they aimlessly follow a road which leads them to make a terrible mistake. Hunted by smugglers intent on taking their money, the six protagonists endure fear, panic, and loneliness as they journey toward an unknown destination in this engrossing film.

A short documentary about a new art exhibition in Tehran.

Arash is a professional wrestler with dreams of representing his country and winning gold medals. The country is in turmoil and its people are suffering. Arash must decide between using his platform to stand up to tyranny, or put his head down and remain silent.

The Poot serves as a beautifully crafted tribute to the ancient Iranian tradition of carpet weaving, documenting the detail and precision that goes into each hand-loomed creation. No part of the process is overlooked: plants are ground into a range of colorful dyes, sheep are sheared and their wool spun into yarn, which is then plunged into enormous dye baths, plans for the next intricate pattern are diligently designed, rhythmic weaving turns string into mat, and a beautiful artifact takes shape before our eyes. In this pure visual treat, stunning cinematography and an ambient soundscape come together to celebrate handmade work in an age of mass-production.

Can, accompanied by some of his friends, is on his way to a cursed region. The natives of the place believe that two hundred years ago, after the child of Satan had been slayed, the whole region had been cursed and vanished from the face of the earth. Right when the group reaches the area, bizarre things begin to happen; The problem is that Can is unable to distinguish between reality and his nightmares and is trapped in a limbo between hallucination and the real world.

Two little brothers leave their village to find their mother in Istanbul without their father's knowledge.

Mitra is a single mother who runs an ecotourism complex with her son Arvand. Together, they organize tourist tours and diving training. After a lengthy wait, the bodies of divers who were suspiciously killed in the war are found, there is no clue of Mitra's husband. So, she decides to find him.