Film Lens
At 30 years old, a man navigates his strained relationship with his father after the family's financial collapse due to bankruptcy. Living with his parents, he decides not to attend his brother's wedding, which shows his emotional distance from the family. To capture the dynamics at the wedding, he recruits a friend to film, aiming to document interactions with his father.
Through candid conversations, the man confronts feelings of blame and resentment. He seeks a path toward reconciliation and a deeper understanding of his family dynamics, making the film a personal exploration of familial relationships in the wake of financial hardship.
Why Watch
- •Meet Mohamad Hadadi and his family dynamics.
- •Follow a man's emotional distance from his family.
- •See candid conversations about blame and resentment.
Did You Know
•The film's protagonist is 30 years old.
•The family experienced a financial collapse due to bankruptcy.
•The documentary has a duration of 58 minutes.
•The film was directed by Mehdi Bagheri.
Perfect For
Family relationshipsPersonal financeEmotional storytelling