It's Winter

The film tells the story of a man who, after being dismissed from his job, decides to seek a better life abroad, leaving his wife and child behind. His absence creates a void that is filled by a stranger, a mechanic who becomes involved with the man's wife, sparking tension and conflict. This narrative serves as a lens into the lives of a generation of young Iranians grappling with the desire to leave their country and the uncertainties that accompany such a decision.

With a runtime of 86 minutes, It's Winter unfolds like a cinematographic poem, emphasizing the emotional and physical struggles of its characters. The film's exploration of themes like career, marriage crisis, and societal neglect adds depth to its portrayal of life in a challenging environment. Rafi Pitts’ direction guides viewers through this evocative narrative, making it a significant piece within contemporary Iranian cinema.