This deeply emotional film tells the story of Ali, a single father who never expected to become a parent. After a one-night encounter with a troubled woman-whom he saved from the edge of despair-Ali finds himself raising their child alone. The woman survives, but her mental trauma leaves her unable to be part of the child's life. Ali, who was raised by his own father after his mother's absence, now faces the same challenge of fatherhood, with the help of his aging but supportive father.
What makes this film truly powerful is its honest and realistic portrayal of Ali's emotional journey. He is not a heroic or idealized figure, but a regular man filled with doubts, fear, and vulnerability. He struggles deeply with the demands of parenthood, especially because his son is different-he does not speak or make eye contact. This causes Ali frustration, sadness, and guilt, as he fears he is failing his child.
The film captures the raw truth of being a parent, especially when things don't go as expected. It explores themes of generational love, acceptance, and the quiet resilience it takes to be there for someone day after day. Ali's internal conflicts-his fear of not being enough, of not knowing what to do-make him a deeply relatable character.
This is not just a story about fatherhood, but about emotional growth, healing, and the quiet strength of ordinary people. Beautifully acted and sensitively written, it leaves a lasting impact on the viewer.
