Seven Zagros Symphonies narrates the philosophy of seven musical maqams of the oldest wind instrument (shamshal) in the life of the people of Zagros. The documentary is narrated using the monologue of an old man who spent 65 years of his life playing the shamshal (a Kurdish wind instrument). The story of the film is character-oriented and the philosophy of the seven maqams in his life is implied.
The parents of two students are summoned to the school due to the loss of the camera of one of them.
It’s midnight and Jiyar is driving in the local route of the Sawmill factory where he works when his wife wants him to come home in a video call because she's afraid of wolves howling outside and can't make it through nights alone. But if Jiyar got back he'd his job loose…
