Leila's loneliness

In a desolate refugee camp on the border of Iran and Turkey, Leila and her husband are awaiting the arrival of their first child. However, the harsh winter and dwindling resources present immense challenges, threatening their survival and their unborn child's future. They must confront their fears and the harsh realities of their situation as they cling to hope for a better life.

Leila's Loneliness was lauded by critics for its poignant portrayal of the refugee experience and its powerful emotional resonance. The film was praised for its sensitive direction and compelling performances, particularly from its lead actress, who conveyed a spectrum of hope, despair, and resilience.

• A deeply moving and humane depiction of the struggles faced by refugees.
• Visually striking and emotionally impactful, capturing the quiet desperation of its characters.
• The film's strength lies in its subtle storytelling and powerful performances.

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Nominated for Best Film at the 33rd Fajr Film Festival.

The film was shot on location in the harsh winter conditions of the Iranian-Turkish border, adding to its authentic and gritty atmosphere.