Javad Yahyavi

After growing up in an orphanage, Abolfazl embarks on a journey to find his real mother. His path leads him through friendship, love, loss, and war—until he discovers where he truly belongs.

Saeed is a forty-year-old mason, severe and fanatical in his religious beliefs. One day his wife is accosted by a driver who assumes she is a prostitute. Seething with rage, Saeed seeks revenge. In so doing he gets into various bruising encounters, and each time comes out the worse. He then goes on to see women, and especially prostitutes, as the root of all evil and decides to rid society of sin by eliminating whores. The prostitutes he eliminates are, however, merely destitute women forced to sell their bodies in order to feed their children.

When meeting a psychologist reveals a secret life of a girl and her mother.

After marrying Goli, Razi carries the statue in his small car in order to prepare a residential house. One day, Razi and Goli go to an aristocratic house in the north of the city to take the statue of Rodin (the great artist). Razi and Goli, who in their imaginary world considered themselves Cinderella and Prince and were trying to go to the Palace of Happiness, after meeting the owners of the aristocratic house, were upset by their offer to work at home and left the aristocratic house.

An adaptation of Hero (1992), The Prank (Persian: Shoukhi) tells the story of Reza Fathali (Parviz Parastui), a petty criminal who saves the passengers of a crashed airplane; however, his friend, Ebrahim Nazabadi (Habib Rezaei) takes credit for his heroism.