The story of an ordinary Iranian family is narrated. Let’s start with popular science. In Iran, a school teacher’s profession alone cannot afford to support a family, and acting in dramas is considered a part-time job.
In Iran, a society where politics and religion are integrated, the director's narration level is brilliant in what the old man did to this woman, and he did not express clearly what he did to this woman. It is this vague way of narration that allows people to experience various feelings in different ideological trends. Some harm is not necessarily from the harm of the event itself, but from the environment around you where you live, and the pressure on you from the social context.
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