Firecrackers

In a small village in Iran, two young sisters, Mahla and Mina, dream of escaping their predetermined lives. They find solace and a sense of rebellion in a secret, male-dominated motorcycle club. As they push boundaries and challenge societal expectations, their bond is tested by the harsh realities of their conservative environment. The film captures their journey of self-discovery and defiance.

Firecrackers received positive reviews for its intimate portrayal of female empowerment and resilience in the face of societal constraints. Critics lauded its authentic depiction of the sisters' struggles and triumphs, and its visually engaging approach to showcasing the unique subculture.

• Praised for its sensitive and compelling look at female ambition.

• Highlights the courage of young women defying tradition.

• An intimate and visually striking documentary.

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Nominated for the Golden Eye award at the Zurich Film Festival.

The motorcycle club featured in the film is a real, clandestine group that exists in a conservative region of Iran, with its members, especially women, facing significant societal challenges.