The Bitter Land

Manouchehr Khan and his fiancée injure an old woman in a village in a car, and when she escapes, the old woman, Ghanbar, is murdered ... Jamshid Mehrdad appeared in a negative role in the film.

Jalal who is a locomotive driver meets a girl Shirin in a village and falls in love with her. They decide to get marry but in the way back he has an accident. He get injured very badly but ...

Mustafa Khan Ilchi (Trous) decides to marry off his daughter Maryam to a wealthy old man to save himself from bankruptcy. Maryam, with sadness, leaves her father's house, and in the street, after being harassed by Sosol and Topol, a young wrestler named Sharif arrives and takes Maryam to his mother's house. Mustafa Khan announces his daughter's disappearance in the newspaper, and Sosol and Topol extort money from him by pretending to know Maryam's whereabouts. Sharif's mother, seeing Maryam's picture in the newspaper, asks her to leave their house. After leaving the house, Maryam encounters a blind girl in a coffee shop and gives her necklace and clothes to her. The blind girl is killed by falling into the river, and newspapers report that Maryam has committed suicide. Sharif, with Jafar, Mustafa Khan's driver, goes in search of Maryam and finds her in a village. Sharif defeats his Italian opponent Alberto in a match, and Mustafa Khan embraces him and his daughter on the wrestling mat.

Ali is a doctor who rescues Sima after she has committed Suicide. They fall in love but fall apart when Ali wrongly presumes that she has betrayed him.

Abbas gets hired as a rich woman's driver.

"Reza," who is aimless in his life and often spends his time riding motorcycles, once escapes from the clutches of the police and enters a house. The granddaughter of the homeowner, who needs to introduce her fiancé to her sick grandfather as per his request, asks Reza to pose as her fiancé. Shortly after, the real fiancé appears, but both the grandfather and the girl prefer Reza more...

Maryam, Hemmat’s wife, dies of cancer. Hemmat takes his son to another city and starts working in Gol-Agha’s garage. He keeps his wife’s death a secret from his son, until one day the boy meets a sex worker named Pari, who works in the garden for Ghasem. Ali mistakes Pari for his mother because of her resemblance to Maryam...

A man is accused of murder due to a conspiracy and is imprisoned. After a while, he is released on bail and begins to investigate...

Akbar has just lost his job when he meets a foreign tourist woman named Catherine and starts working as her guide. This proves to be troublesome since his wife and his former co-workers try to end his new relationship.

The leader of a criminal gang, a fugitive thief for whom the police have issued a shoot-to-kill order, encounters a young man named "Abdol," who bears a striking resemblance to him. The gang leader devises a plan to involve Abdol in various incidents and thefts, hoping that he will get caught by the police and be killed, allowing the leader to continue his activities freely. However, Abdol successfully returns from all missions, and during this time, a connection develops between Abdol and Maryam, the gang leader's lover...

After the death of her young husband, Mahmoud, Parvin leaves Abadan for Tehran to prevent her mental illness from worsening, and lives with her uncle and aunt. One night in a restaurant, she meets a young man named Saeed who bears a striking resemblance to her late husband.

A painter named Naser, who is heading to the Caspian Sea coasts for recreation and to paint a few canvases, takes refuge in Sabzdasht, Mazandaran, after a car accident and the death of the passengers. He stays in the hut of Ows Mohammadhasan, who lives with his daughter Goli.

Azar, Manouchehr, and Amir go to a village so Manouchehr can claim a portion of his deceased father's property from his step-brother, Hamid.

Parvin meets a young man named Jalal Agha-Balakhan on the street and takes him to his friend Azar's birthday party. Jalal, who is a mechanic, introduces himself as a engineer Omidvar. Parvin also pretends that his father is a police colonel. Azar is also interested in Jalal; But soon Bahram, Azar's friend, seeing Jalal in the mechanical workshop, doubts Jalal's job and social status and discusses the matter with Azar and Parvin.

A number of the mine workers have gone on strike. Ebraam, who is the workers’ representative, is forced—under the employer’s threats—to sign a contract that makes conditions even tighter for the workers. Overcome with shame and guilt, Ebraam hangs himself, and the townspeople force his wife and his sons, Aslaan and Salim, to leave their home. They move south, and years later Aslaan, by working at the Port Authority, manages to provide Salim with the means to study. Salim goes to the capital to continue his education, and Aslaan enters the service of Farrokh in order to steal the property of Teymour, the port’s contractor.