OMID ABDOLLAHI

A man is worried about his teenage daughter’s relationship with a guy he doesn’t know. The daughter refuses to introduce her boyfriend. However, once the boy unexpectedly goes to the father to reveal a secret about the girl.

A portrait documentary about one of the most prominent pioneers of the Iranian modern cinema, Sohrab Shahid Saless.

This documentary is about immigration via winning United States Green Card Lottery. We go to two lucky Iranian winners, Shahriyar and Shahab, from two different generations in today’s Iran. Although the goal of both of them is immigration, their life conditions and their perspectives are totally different.

A middle aged woman reluctantly accepts to take part in his son’s nightly party, but not as a guest. She is the hostess.

Every year on the last days of winter, a wild flower grows in the heart of the forests in the north of Iran called violet with medical properties. The women of the village can pick it only before the beginning of spring and sell it. We accompany Auntie Violet, a woman from the village, during that time.

An old optician is going to close his optometry shop due to his weak eyesight. But there is still a client who has not referred to receive her spectacles yet.

A man goes home after buying a mirror. The house is quiet, but the shattered mirror in the frame indicates some events have happened before.

A documentary about the life and career of Gholam Peirovani, a football coach in Iran and he manages his team in a spiritual style.

A young woman goes on a journey to find a shrine she has accidentally come across while travelling with her husband a few years ago, to pray for the  healing of her husband’s illness. The only thing  that can help her find the way is a film they have shot with a home camera on their previous journey.

A young woman goes to her neighbour in the middle of the night and asks her to help her have an abortion. However…

Men destroy the last survived trees.

In a school, Persian literature teacher wants the boys to read a poem from the book, but everybody has an excuse…