Tehran Taboo (2017) -

Directed and written by Ali Soozandeh , is a bold animated feature that uses rotoscoping —a technique where animators trace over live-action footage—to explore the stark double standards and sexual taboos of modern Iranian society . Plot Overview

Pari’s neighbor, a pregnant woman whose desire to work is stifled by her traditional husband and the requirement for his written consent. Tehran Taboo (2017)

A young musician who finds himself in a desperate race to fund an illegal "virginity restoration" operation for a woman he met at an underground club. Production & Reception Directed and written by Ali Soozandeh , is

A single mother and sex worker struggling to provide for her mute son. She enters a precarious arrangement with a corrupt judge to secure a divorce from her imprisoned husband. Production & Reception A single mother and sex

The film follows the intersecting lives of four young people in Tehran as they navigate a "schizophrenic society" where strict religious laws coexist with an underground culture of drugs, sex, and corruption.