The Color of Paradise

Set in Iran, The Color of Paradise tells the story of Mohammad, who returns to his village for summer vacation from the Institute for the Blind. Unbeknownst to him, his widowed father is contemplating disowning him to pursue a local woman. As the wedding approaches, the narrative unfolds the tension between Mohammad’s innocent understanding of life and his father's struggle with his decisions.

The film delves into themes of blindness, familial relationships, and the contrast between innocence and societal expectations. With a runtime of 88 minutes, it captures a poignant story filled with emotional depth. The film is a significant representation of Iranian cinema and its ability to convey profound messages through personal narratives.