Alireza Shalikaran is serving time in prison for theft. He is a troublesome figure, trying as he does to escape from the prison and committing acts of violence. A handful he may be, but he finds a caring figure in the prison warden. The warden puts forward the case that Alireza might settle down when he finds a wife. Yet how is Alireza to find a wife when he is enclosed within the prison walls? The task of finding a marriage partner falls to Alireza's mother, who is also in prison. She comes across a young woman, who, though incarcerated for drug-related offences, is respectable. Will the match work? An interesting look at the limits of prison life.
This documentary is a portrait of Dr. Badrulzman, a professor of linguistics, a member of the Persian Academy of Persian Language and Literature, and is one of the most persistent figures in the country.
This documentary deals with the role of the instruments and the music of the Lor people in their lives. Music in Lorestan has various instruments from the fourth millennium BC to the present day, each of which has had its own functions at some point in history. Instruments such as Sorna, Dohol, Tanbur, and finally Kamancheh were played for work and livelihood, rituals, festivals, battles, mourning, and ceremonies, etc.
