Panahbarkhoda Rezaee

Sun shines on pinion trees. Pinions are dancing in movement. The woman remembers that she got married by these pinions to his husband. In those days pinions were sapling. The woman talked with her man, ran childish, she fell in love with him. Her man planted these trees. One of the trees is going to dry.

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A widow and her father live alone and make a living by mending oil lamps and making charcoal.

“God has created us for each other,” says Maryam to her husband Mohammad. Living in almost total isolation in rural Iran, the impoverished middle-aged couple is not only deeply in love, they literally complete each other. After losing both her forearms and one foot in a train accident, Maryam went against her parents’ will and eloped with her blind suitor. Since then, they’ve happily cared for each other, with her acting as his eyes and him her arms.

The solitary existence of three sisters living in the traditional central western region of Iran, where the occasional traveling salesman serves as a distraction from the general monotony.

Sun shines on pinion trees. Pinions are dancing in movement. The woman remembers that she got married by these pinions to his husband. In those days pinions were sapling. The woman talked with her man, ran childish, she fell in love with him. Her man planted these trees. One of the trees is going to dry.

No synopsis available yet.

A widow and her father live alone and make a living by mending oil lamps and making charcoal.

“God has created us for each other,” says Maryam to her husband Mohammad. Living in almost total isolation in rural Iran, the impoverished middle-aged couple is not only deeply in love, they literally complete each other. After losing both her forearms and one foot in a train accident, Maryam went against her parents’ will and eloped with her blind suitor. Since then, they’ve happily cared for each other, with her acting as his eyes and him her arms.

“God has created us for each other,” says Maryam to her husband Mohammad. Living in almost total isolation in rural Iran, the impoverished middle-aged couple is not only deeply in love, they literally complete each other. After losing both her forearms and one foot in a train accident, Maryam went against her parents’ will and eloped with her blind suitor. Since then, they’ve happily cared for each other, with her acting as his eyes and him her arms.

The solitary existence of three sisters living in the traditional central western region of Iran, where the occasional traveling salesman serves as a distraction from the general monotony.

The solitary existence of three sisters living in the traditional central western region of Iran, where the occasional traveling salesman serves as a distraction from the general monotony.