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Una pareja casada se enfrenta a una decisión difícil: mejorar la vida de su hijo mudándose a otro país o quedándose en Irán y cuidando a un padre demente que padece de Alzheimer.

Después de la misteriosa desaparición de una maestra de infantil durante un picnic en el norte de Irán, se desencadena una serie de desventuras para sus compañeros de viaje.

El miércoles antes de que el solsticio de primavera marque el comienzo del Año Nuevo persa, la gente encendió fuegos siguiendo una tradición. Rouhi, se encuentra en medio de otro tipo de fuegos: una disputa entre su nuevo jefe y su esposa.

Somaieh, the youngest daughter of an indigent family, is getting married and fear is overwhelming each and every member of the family regarding how to overcome their difficulties after she's gone.

The story of a man who wanted to destroy the roots of evil.

The film is based on the Tehran's Bombardment conditions in 1988.

A woman comes back from Paris to her country after a long time. She meets a man that she hardly knows, but he knows a lot about her life.

A physicist who's about to prove a thesis about the end of the world, meets a wired surrogate mother who wants to deserve humanity and makes a room of her own.

Story of displacement, power, and vulnerability told through the relationship between a hostess, the bartender she loves, and the boss who controls them. The story is set in the underworld of the New York City's Japanese Diaspora.

After her divorce Mina is in need to financial and emotional supporting. She meets a guy and thinks that this is the man of her dreams. But things are not just as their first seem to be.

A taxi driver takes a young woman at a small Iranian hospital. As long as he gets there he realizes that he must take crucial decisions that may change his life.

En un día muy normal, cuatro personas normales deciden prender fuego a un cine abarrotado de gente.

An elderly couple confront the ravages of war in their poverty-stricken village.

The lives of seven women and their personal struggles.

A romance blooms between a young Iranian man working in a factory in Tehran and the daughter of an Afghan worker.

Melody teaches music at a children cancer center for thirty children which are going to have a party at the end of autumn. Melody is to compose a piece using the sounds of thirty different birds.

Minoo takes her husband Hamed to meet Sepideh a woman he knows from the past. This meeting brings the old memories back alive again.

In 1979, the political upheavals following the Iranian Islamic revolution drove many Iranian Kurds to take refuge in Iraq, where they were placed in camps under appalling living conditions. In 2004, Sheelan - a young doctor of Kurdish origin who had managed to flee to Sweden with her parents - takes advantage of the fall of Saddam Hussein to return to Iraq; she hopes to find her uncle who she hasn't heard from in over twenty years. Having suffered a stroke, he has lost his ability to speak. His loving son wishes to take him back to his native land, so that he can live out the rest of his days in peace. Unable to convince her uncle and cousin to leave with her for Sweden, Sheelan accompanies them on a long and stormy journey to Iran.

Parvis, a fifty-year-old man who has lived his entire life with his father and never held a job, is suddenly, kicked out from his home, as his father decides to remarry.

Few youngsters decide to with the help of each other start a restaurant business. But meanwhile the father of one of them dies and a big sum of money is disappear too which begin their troubles.

An elderly radio-operator travels across Kurdestan in the war-torn 80s assuring communication between lost families.

On their way back from a wild party, Arineh and Nobahar cause a car accident. A mysterious stranger by the name of Toofan offers to cover the costs. This won't be the last time they'll cross his path over the course of the night. Cars form a popular setting in Iranian cinema. They move through the public sphere, yet their occupants remain among themselves. But what happens if a policeman suddenly gets into your vehicle, finds black market DVDs and forces you to admit, tipsily, that Argo is a film hostile to Iran? This road movie through Tehran by night begins as a hyperactive, drugged-up farce that pokes fun at the authorities, interprets the cultural history of Western toilets, and postulates other daring intercultural theories. Yet gradually the atmosphere changes and tension steadily rises in the car, thanks to Toofan, who keeps appearing again and again out of the blue. He plays a diabolical game with the two friends, one that crosses the boundaries into the metaphysical realm. As fanciful and spooky as the plot may seem, it is clearly anchored in Iran's present.

A young girl leaves her hometown in south of Iran for a half day trip without permission of her strict father to attend a close friend's goodbye party. In her way back home hazy weather changes all she had planned.

A couple's son, Parham disappears in the babysitter's house. Complications arise as the babysitter claims Parham hasn't been to their house.

Two young Afghans,Fereshteh and Nabi, are in love, but Fereshteh has to follow her parents and leave Afghanistan to find refuge in Iran. Nabi decides to illegally cross the border, find Fereshteh and take her through Turkey towards Europe and a better life.