Nahid

Nahid tells the story of a young divorcee living in a small northern city of Iran. She faces a challenging situation as she wishes to marry the man she loves while navigating the constraints imposed by her ex-husband regarding custody of their son. With her desire for love and family, she contemplates a temporary marriage, known as Sighe, which is legally acknowledged but socially frowned upon.

The film's runtime is 105 minutes, offering an intimate look at the protagonist's struggle against traditional norms. The narrative dives deep into themes of motherhood, societal judgment, and the pursuit of happiness in a restrictive environment. It presents a poignant examination of the choices women face in a male-dominated society, highlighting the tension between personal desires and societal expectations.