It's a criminal waste to give this film a postproduction (2017)

Film director Faraz is shooting a film in Berlin and asks his parents to play a small role in it from their hometown in Iran. From their living room in Esfahan, the parents await direction via Skype. Through the webcam, they explore their unique perspective - observing their son as a director while simultaneously acting in his film. As the initial interest subsides, the father displays growing doubt, disappointment, and critique toward his son. His admiration transforms into a string of constant questioning, a resistance towards Faraz's demands, and moralistic reminders of the principles and responsibilities that come with being a film maker.