Six Iranian shorts on human dilemmas debut online

A package of six Iranian short films exploring everyday moral and human dilemmas has been released online.

Titled 'Life in Short Narratives', the collection premiered online on May 6, offering a range of stories centered on social, family and human experiences.

The films are produced by the Owj Arts and Media Organization and directed by emerging filmmakers.

Among the lineup is 'Dimit', directed by Ali Lavari and produced by Kazem Daneshi, which follows a father determined to cut down and sell his palm grove, only to face resistance from his son. The film reflects tensions between generations and environmental concerns.

'Positive 400', directed by Hossein Abdolmanafi and produced by Reza Hamasi, also tells the story of a boy hospitalized with severe diabetes, highlighting the strain on family bonds during a medical crisis.