Bahar is an acclaimed Iranian director, having made numerous films selected in international festivals. So when she casts actors and asks them to wear women’s outfits for her latest film, they agree in the hope of an international career — or even a visa to leave the country. But wearing skirts and headscarves under the heat is harder than they expected … as is the hit to their pride.

Victims of torture capture one of the perpetrators and must debate what to do with him.

A young woman opens her home for a film shoot, leading to newfound insights about her role as a woman in Iranian society.
Farshad Hashemi, previously known for his work as an assistant director on Ali Abbasi's Holy Spider, impresses with his remarkable directorial debut. The story revolves around a financially struggling woman who rents out her home, inadvertently subjecting her private life to the chaos of a film crew. On one level, it's a thought-provoking reflection on the nature of filmmaking and its ability to capture the intricacies of everyday life. Simultaneously, it serves as a poignant political film that, through the tale of one woman's restricted freedom, addresses the broader issue of women's oppression in Iran. It's also a playful and humorous film, both in its form and content."
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