Reza Farahmand

Kaveh, a young man from America, walks the roads of southern Iran searching for Dehdari, his recently deceased and estranged father's childhood home. He happens upon Abdul Reza, a thirty-year-old truck driver plagued by financial hardships and family responsibilities, who is fixing his truck by the side of the road. Kaveh hires Abdul as his guide, and together these two strangers embark on a three-day journey that leads them from a tiny village to an ancient graveyard and in search of a murderer. A journey of conflicts and juxtapositions that forces Kaveh deeper into the past, towards peace and forgiveness.

On the war-torn Syrian-Iraqi border, journalist Noor Al Helli documents the Islamic State's ongoing regime of terror. Yet when she meets civilians who endured the occupation yet sympathize with the enemy, her own perspective of IS is greatly challenged. At the heart of the front line, Noor reveals the painful suffering of those embroiled in the conflict, raising untold stories from the shadows.

10 year old Molouk who seeking to preside over surviving children lives her friends by pulling out copper write from ruined houses.

Syrian sisters Juli and Maryam and their mother have been living for nine years in a cramped room inside Aleppo's biggest hospital.

The fate of Golsa and the awareness of her husband's status depend on the secrets that Mansour has hidden. If Moses can understand the truth from Mansour and Safoura helps Moses to overcome his stuttering, maybe Khosrow will not wait for Munir alone.