The Seed of the Sacred Fig

In "The Seed of the Sacred Fig," judge Iman's paranoia festers in Tehran's tumultuous political climate, his grip on reality tightening as his gun goes missing. Convinced of betrayal within his family, he enacts oppressive measures that fracture his household. As society's order dissolves, Iman's own moral and psychological unraveling mirrors the broader collapse of his nation, painting a grim portrait of fear and fragmentation.