Twenty

The film revolves around Soleimani, the owner of a once-thriving reception hall now catering to funerals. His harsh treatment of the staff creates an atmosphere of fear and uncertainty as he plans to close the business in twenty days. The diverse team includes a young widow, a chef with a disability, and two homeless workers, all of whom support each other amid their struggles.

Despite Soleimani's indifference, the staff members maintain their hope and humanity as they navigate their difficult lives. The film highlights themes of resilience, community, and the emotional bonds formed in the face of adversity. Twenty presents a poignant look at how people can uplift one another in dire circumstances, making it a notable entry in contemporary Iranian cinema.