Shabnam Dadkhah

This time the action is restricted to a kindergarten, a world seemingly far removed from real life in Iran. Pre-school is the first and last time boys and girls can learn together freely before entering the strictly segregated education system. Much like the dog in Toodehroosta’s well received first feature Paat (2013), six-year-old Roham plays the often silent witness to the actions unfurling around him. As his curiosity grows, the complicated real lives of the other pupils start to unravel.

After a private video is leaked online, a young couple attempts to flee across the border. Arrested before they can escape, they become trapped in a psychological confrontation that challenges loyalty, justice, and the cost of freedom.

The only way to deal with an unfree world is to become so absolutely free that your very existence is an act of rebellion.

Khatereh has made a major decision. She asks for help from someone who might help her for commiting to this decision.

A teenage girl has a strong affection for her friend's dentist, and gradually she is forced to choose between her dental health and the heart that beats for him.

It's about a boy who wants to keep his emotional relationship with a girl by threatening suicide. Every night they go somewhere but the guy doesn't kill himself, so the girl decides to end this situation.

A transsexual named Amen is optimistically planning to do gender reassignment surgery but ends up being sent to prison. Being a transsexual was hard enough in Iran for Amen, let alone the misfortune of being replaced as a murderer.

The story revolves around a team of investigative and interrogation specialists who are faced with a complex criminal case in each episode. The team's main goal is to carefully examine cases and conduct technical interrogations to force dangerous criminals to confess.