Zan-e yekshabe

The film centers around Homayoun, who has divorced his wife and seeks the help of Nosrat, a shoemaker, to facilitate his remarriage. However, complications arise as Nosrat’s wife, Sara, opposes this arrangement. Their journey to the north, intended to secure the marriage, becomes a tangled web of interactions that highlights the challenges of personal desires against societal expectations.

As they travel, further complications emerge when Homayoun’s ex-wife and her mother join them, leading to unexpected dynamics. Nosrat marries Homayoun’s ex-wife as planned, but constant interventions from Sara and Nosrat’s friend create ongoing disturbances. This interplay illustrates the complexities of relationships in a traditional context, making it a significant film for those interested in Iranian cinema and its narrative styles.