Pantea Panahiha

Recalling the poetic realism of Abbas Kiarostami and his father Jafar Panahi, Panah Panahi’s sensational debut uproariously speeds through the picturesque terrains of northern Iran. Full of laughter and songs, this heartfelt family road trip embodies the unconditional love that stands against harm.

Nearly three decades later, a veteran of the Iran-Iraq war who suffered from emotional and nerve damage continues to live with his memories.

When the government fails to assist them, a group of Iranian farmers whose crops have been destroyed set off to meet with the president themselves.

Amir and Narges fall in love, but Narges' father demands a considerable dowry that Amir cannot afford. Desperate to make money, Amir finds a low-paying job at a fishery. Amir catches a break when he discovers an illegal poaching operation taking place at night, and secures a position with the poachers to make more money. Things get out of hand when the police show up unexpectedly.