Fiprescio Award at the Berlin Film Festival. Premiere in Tarragona
Mahin, 70, has lived alone in Tehran since her husband died and defies the expectations of her conservative environment. Even more so when, unexpectedly, she meets a taxi driver called Faramarz.
In a world marked by suspicion and violence, there is no sweeter revolution than that of love and benevolence. And this film is a clear example.
The second feature film by Maryam Moghadam and Behtash Sanaeeha marks a turning point in the fight for freedom for the filmmakers repressed and coerced by the Iranian regime. The ban on leaving the country imposed on both shows that dictatorships fear images of love and freedom that represent women like Mahin’s character. We invite you to let yourself be carried away by the wonderful love story of Mahin and Faramarz.
