World War III

The story centers on Shakib, a homeless day laborer grappling with the tragic loss of his family in an earthquake. His life takes a turn when he forms a relationship with Ladan, a deaf and mute woman. The construction site where he works becomes the backdrop for a film about WWII atrocities, presenting him with a rare opportunity for a role that could change his life.

As Shakib navigates his newfound chance for success, his past and present collide when Ladan arrives at the set seeking his help. This dramatic twist leads to a series of events that threaten to derail his aspirations and complicate their relationship. The film employs sign language, adding depth to its exploration of communication and connection, and operates as a film within a film, enhancing its narrative complexity. With a runtime of 108 minutes, World War III offers a poignant examination of resilience and the human spirit.