When the mother of two adoptees is tipped off about the possible affair her husband may be having with one of their children, her sense of duty takes a macabre turn.

Exploring the grey areas of the modern world bursting with liberalism, ENDLESS SUMMER SYNDROME is a journey that continuously plays with our judgement and raises uncomfortable questions about everything we consider love and freedom of choice.

Kaveh Daneshmand is an Iranian writer, director and producer based in Prague. Kaveh co-founded the ÍRÁN:CI Film Festival and serves as its artistic director. He also teaches film directing at Prague Film School and Iranian cinema at Charles University. His first short film, OCCASIONAL SHOWERS, received the best short film award of the year in 2016 at the Writers and Critics’ Awards in Iran. His second short film, ALULA, premiered at the 65th Oberhausen International Short Film Festival in 2019. Kaveh’s debut feature, ENDLESS SUMMER SYNDROME, won the Karlovy Vary Works in Progress award in 2022 and premiered at Tallinn Black Nights.