Set against the turbulent backdrop of Iranian history over the last 40 years, Silent House tracks the fortunes of three generations of an upper-middle-class Iranian family. At the center of the story stands the century-old house in Tehran in which the family lived through both happy and tragic times.

Laleh Zar is a street in the center of Tehran which was once home to several cinemas, and is today characterized by an array of lights lining the street, which are offered for sale alongside the street.

Overruled is a medium-length documentary that recounts the lives and hopes of young Afghan refugees in Iran. They happen to work as ball boys in tennis clubs in Tehran. They learn tennis and make progress in it to find a suitable identity in Iranian society. No matter how good they become in tennis they are not accepted into the new society and remain outsiders, in the eyes of Iranians.

Lavassani’s papier mâché Installation

Every day on the streets of our city, Tehran, a house is being demolished. A house that one day was designed based on all architecture principals; aesthetics, and our needs. Final Encore pays homage to one of those old houses that are waiting to be pulled down. Artists have gathered in this house and created works to pay a last tribute to it as a representative of historical houses of the city.

Amir comes back from work, unlike the other days his wife Rana is not home. Gradually Amir begins to realize that her absence is unusual...

Everything started when they moved into that house! The house was at least a hundred years old. How many people had lived there? How many storied had happened there? How many people had come and gone. They didn’t feel good at all. Everything was so clear from the very beginning; the house never welcomed them...

The film is set in Montreal, Canada. An Iranian girl is having dinner with her family who come to Canada to visit her after a long separation. They are having conversations during dinner, turns out it is not a family dinner ...