Sahar, My Daughter
Javad and his young wife Atefeh [Mahshid Afsharzadeh] are in conflict over the treatment of their paralytic daughter Sahar [Sara Mahin Torabi]. Javad is in financial difficulties and has no hope for h…
Sahar, My Daughter
Javad and his young wife Atefeh [Mahshid Afsharzadeh] are in conflict over the treatment of their paralytic daughter Sahar [Sara Mahin Torabi]. Javad is in financial difficulties and has no hope for his daughter's improvement, but Atefeh is heartened by encouragement from their child's physician. He tells her an experienced surgeon may be able to solve the problem and gives her his contact information. Meanwhile one of Javad's friends named Reza, [Mohammad Shiri] who is a theater director, encourages him to take an important part in a children's play. —John Green Sahar is a six-year-old girl and the only child of a young family, who is paralyzed from birth. Her father, Javad, who works as a passenger ferryman in the afternoons to make ends meet, refuses to accept help from those around him at the insistence of his wife Atefeh to provide money for their child's surgery and sells his car, with the money, Sahar undergoes surgery. In this conflict over this issue, Reza, one of Javad's old friends, invites her to play the lead role in a play he is directing for children. Sahar's closer relationship with her father coincides with the first night of the group's performance. —@Filmnegah
Sahar, My Daughter
Drama,Family
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Javad and his young wife Atefeh [Mahshid Afsharzadeh] are in conflict over the treatment of their paralytic daughter Sahar [Sara Mahin Torabi]. Javad is in financial difficulties and has no hope for his daughter's improvement, but Atefeh is heartened by encouragement from their child's physician. He tells her an experienced surgeon may be able to solve the problem and gives her his contact information.
Meanwhile one of Javad's friends named Reza, [Mohammad Shiri] who is a theater director, encourages him to take an important part in a children's play. —John Green Sahar is a six-year-old girl and the only child of a young family, who is paralyzed from birth. Her father, Javad, who works as a passenger ferryman in the afternoons to make ends meet, refuses to accept help from those around him at the insistence of his wife Atefeh to provide money for their child's surgery and sells his car, with the money, Sahar undergoes surgery.
In this conflict over this issue, Reza, one of Javad's old friends, invites her to play the lead role in a play he is directing for children. Sahar's closer relationship with her father coincides with the first night of the group's performance. —@Filmnegah.