Fire is not a bad thing, it burns the excess, something that remains will remain!
Iran in the early 1960s: The world is still a big dream of freedom, exuberance and Technicolor, at least in the eyes of sixteen-year-old Atieh (Saina Rohanie in an impressive debut). Together with her mother, she visits Rassoul, a longtime friend of her late father, in his small village and, upon her arrival, meets his fourteen-year-old son Kamran (new discovery Mahdiar Shahmohammadi). Kamran is immediately enraptured by Atieh's charisma, and it doesn't take long for the two teens to become close. Kamran takes Atieh into the previously unknown world of cinema, whose heroes, villains and adventures he is already passionately addicted to. A magical summer takes its course - at the end of which waits a shattering decision that will change both of them forever.
An educated, middle aged couple, Amir Ali and Marjan, lead a quiet life. When Marjan insists on renting a womb and a surrogate mother enters their life, unintentionally they go through different tests and face moral dilemmas.
Pardis Pourabedini is an Iranian actress known for her impactful performances in film and television. Born on April 10, 2000, in Tehran, Iran, she began her acting career in theater before gaining widespread recognition for her role as Razieh in the popular TV series Aghazadeh (2020–2021). Her performance earned her a nomination at the Hafez Awards, establishing her as a rising star. She further showcased her talent in the acclaimed series Fereshteh's Sin (2023–2024). In cinema, Pourabedini has appeared in notable films like Killing a Traitor (2022) and Motherless (2022). Her portrayal of Kazhal in the war drama Unknown (2023) won her the prestigious Crystal Simorgh for Best Actress at the 41st Fajr International Film Festival.