Taking care of her children single-handedly, a hardworking factory employee comes up with a tragic idea in order to support her kids financially.

Born in Mashhad, Iran, in 1989, Nasrin Mohammadpour is a filmmaker and social advocate. With double degrees in film and sociology, along with a master’s in feminist studies, her work passionately addresses social issues affecting women, children, and families. As a dedicated social worker, she strives to empower disadvantaged women and eradicate child labour. Her debut short film, LEFT-HANDED, earned acclaim, winning the BNP award at the Seoul International Women’s Film Festival. Nasrin’s impactful storytelling sheds light on societal challenges, making her a voice for the vulnerable.