Tooraj Nasr

In an elementary school, the students and teachers are dealing with the interruptions caused by a wizard named Jahel Khan. He has created three dolls named Atal, Matal and Tootoole to persuade kids to not study, and is behind the disappearances of books and backpacks that have been happening in the school. To stop him, a group of students backed by the faculty of the school are trying to unfold the mystery of the missing books.

Mohsen is a boy who loves superheroes and always tries to help others with his superhero equipment.

In this modern adaptation of the ancient Persian poet Ferdowsi’s epic drama, the puppets set out in search of Rostam, an ancient hero who was abducted. After great hardship they rescue ancient heroes’ puppets that are facing crisis due to a conspiracy by modern robot toys’. Adopting a frame story structure, the film unfolds tales of the puppets appearing in the puppet show in several different layers. Narratively, on one axis it attempts a modernized restoration of the traditional puppet show, on the verge of disappearing, while on the other axis it awakens the ancient spirit of the times, through all the ancient heroes on parade. Tradition and modernity, heroes and villains are not opponents, but harmonize in the film. The puppet shows begin with rap and dance, and actual images and animation are intertwined. Fantasy and reality co-exist in this interesting work in which all the great Iranian heroes appear. Ultimately, it is a heart-warming film that shows harmony and love.

A new movie directed by Mohsen amiryoussefi