Family of Too Many

In "Family of Too Many," Bahar believes she is responsible for her grandmother's death. As her family grapples with their grief, they take a drastic step to honor their traditions, risking everything to retrieve her body for proper rituals. This narrative highlights the challenges faced by Baha'is in Shi'a Iran, showcasing the intersection of personal and cultural crises.

The film features performances from Mary Apick, Lara Wolf, and Tom Gipson, who portray the complexities of familial relationships in the face of societal pressures. The story is a poignant exploration of how a young girl deals with the weight of guilt while her family confronts the realities of their faith against the backdrop of their circumstances. This drama offers a unique perspective on faith, family, and the lengths one will go to uphold their beliefs.