BA HAM

BA HAM, directed by an emerging filmmaker from Hamburg Media School, tells the story of Pouya, a political refugee from Iran. Living in Hamburg, he struggles with the challenges of trust and safety as he works to reunite with his wife, Nikta.

The narrative intensifies when a passenger plane is shot down over Tehran, heightening the already precarious political situation. This drama examines the emotional and psychological toll of being a political activist in exile, where every interaction carries the weight of potential danger.

With performances by Reza Brojerdi, Nazmi Kırık, and Ramin Yazdani, the film captures the complexities of Pouya's life as he seeks to find allies in a world filled with uncertainty. BA HAM presents a poignant look at the human cost of political conflict.