Akharin Rouzhaye Zemestan

Oskouei follows seven young men, all under 15, in the days leading up to the Iranian New Year. With only twelve days to shoot, Oskouei follows their day to day activities at the facility and also joins them on a holiday excursion to the Caspian Sea. With no walls around them, the boys become more open, detailing their plans of the future, family and love, yet remain haunted by an unshakable sense of sadness and isolation.