Sanam

In a small valley, the narrative begins with a group of riders pursuing and killing a man, labeled a horse thief. This act leaves ten-year-old Issa in a difficult position as he must navigate the consequences of his father's death. With his family name tainted, Issa becomes a target for bullying by the other children in the village.

While his mother struggles to clear her husband's name, Issa discovers his passion for horses during his solitude. This journey of self-discovery and resilience showcases how personal freedom can emerge from hardship. The film is a poignant exploration of a boy's challenges and growth against the backdrop of societal expectations in rural Iran.

Collectors of physical media can find Sanam available in multiple formats, including blu-ray, DVD, and VHS. Its unique storytelling and cultural insights make it an interesting addition to a diverse collection.