The Pain of a Baby Tooth

The film tells the story of a young boy dealing with the pain of losing his last baby tooth, a symbol of his childhood and a reminder of his deceased mother. He faces the challenge of letting go, feeling isolated in his grief and unable to express his emotions to those around him. The presence of his father's new partner complicates his feelings, leading him to perceive it as a betrayal to his late mother.

Running for 80 minutes, The Pain of a Baby Tooth delves into the complexities of familial relationships and the struggle for emotional connection. The narrative is set against the backdrop of Azerbaijan, and it captures the essence of childhood fears and the longing for maternal affection. The film's focus on a young boy's internal conflict provides a poignant exploration of loss and adaptation in the face of change.