Wavelength

A few years after 1953 Coup, a young informational agent of Persian origin is sent to Iran per order of an unknown Organization to collect information and map the country. Per order, he operates as a photographer specializing in rare birds, scenery and historic building photography so he can travel and map the country while taking pictures. Per order, he gets married to a Persian girl and has 3 children. Twenty years pass, he falls in love with Persian culture, its poetry and family way of life. Twenty years pass. The Iranian revolution is at its early stage. He is ordered to change his position and bring terror and fear among commoners by bombing historical buildings. Due to his love for his family, the country and its culture, he refuses to follow orders. The Organization pressures him to follow orders. But the love of his family, especially his 5 year old daughter, brings him to a point that he decides to retire and not to work for the Organization anymore. The Organization tries to convince him, but he refuses. The Organization gives him several missions to prove his loyalty. He deliberately doesn't follow all orders. The clash between him and the Organization escalates when the Organization decides to hurt him by eliminating one of his sons. It is then that he goes into war against the Organization to revenge his son's death.