Behrad Selahvarzi

In a world where suicide requires a permit, a man seeking to end his life meets "Soulbound." To regain his permit, he must spend a day with this enigmatic figure, whose presence stirs forgotten memories, pulling him back toward the fragile echoes of a life he thought he was ready to abandon.

Haaj Ebraam is a tailor who spends his days in his ancestral tailor's shop to earn the money for his daughter's wedding. One day, he gets a special delivery. In a letter, his father wrote to him that he has left him with magic buttons, their family heirloom. The buttons in the two jars bring good and bad fortune to the customers, but Ebraam shall not be entitled to intervene with the justice of the world, and he should not choose buttons for people's clothes based on his own judgment. Ebraam, however, soon gives up trying to carry out his father's order and takes over the distribution of the world's fortunes.

Between 1955 and 1970, a series of serial murders were committed by a barber in the obscure neighborhoods of Iran. Focusing on the killer’s latest crime, the case’s investigator seeks to uncover the absolute truth behind the murders. Through physical evidence and interviews with those connected to the case, he pieces together the unsettling pattern: the killer stalks young girls, watches them grow up, and then takes their lives. The investigator recounts the chilling story of how the barber first met one of his youngest victims.

Hooman, a withdrawn man, drifts through the solitude of his repetitive life. As winter tightens its grip, an encounter forces him to confront lingering memories.

Two old friends, who had ended their partnership and collaboration, meet each other after 7 years.

"A patient struggles to express his inner turmoil during recurring conversations with his psychiatrist, trying desperately to be heard."