By receiving his result, Arad notices that he has failed the dictation course once again. The schoolmaster reproaches him for being negligent and careless; he cannot understand why this is the case for a boy whose parents are educated and successful.
... Depressed by his condition, Arad writes a letter to his parents and decides to commit suicide. Thereby, he goes to the roof of Black Tower to throw himself down. Meanwhile, a man, named Amir, attacks his brother-in-law, Fereydoon, who works in Black Tower. Amir gains no success and while getting away from the police, he goes to the roof of Black Tower, where Arad is there as well. Amir captures Arad and escapes from the building. Arad, forgetting about his own problem, gets curious about Amir’s situation while he is with him. Fereydoon, having found out that his life is in danger, decides to take his wife and his only child with himself and to get out of Tehran. However, he is encountered with Amir in his home, while he has taken Fereydoon’s wife and his child as hostages. Amir blames Fereydoon for losing his family and for being imprisoned for six years; thus, he takes him outside the city to a remote area in order to kill him. Arad was by Amir in all of those moments of evasion and taking hostages; he gets close to him and tries to intervene. Arad makes Fereydoon promise to compensate for the past in some way. Moreover, he convinces Amir not to worsen his condition and to stay hopeful for the future. Then, being extremely happy by preventing a new disaster and getting members of a family back together, Arad still has the problem of facing his parents due his results.
By receiving his result, Arad notices that he has failed the dictation course once again. The schoolmaster reproaches him for being negligent and careless; he cannot understand why this is the case for a boy whose parents are educated and successful. Depressed by his condition, Arad writes a letter to his parents and decides to commit suicide. Thereby, he goes to the roof of Black Tower to throw himself down. Meanwhile, a man, named Amir, attacks his brother-in-law, Fereydoon, who works in Black Tower. Amir gains no success and while getting away from the police, he goes to the roof of Black Tower, where Arad is there as well. Amir captures Arad and escapes from the building. Arad, forgetting about his own problem, gets curious about Amir’s situation while he is with him. Fereydoon, having found out that his life is in danger, decides to take his wife and his only child with himself and to get out of Tehran. However, he is encountered with Amir in his home, while he has taken Fereydoon’s wife and his child as hostages. Amir blames Fereydoon for losing his family and for being imprisoned for six years; thus, he takes him outside the city to a remote area in order to kill him. Arad was by Amir in all of those moments of evasion and taking hostages; he gets close to him and tries to intervene. Arad makes Fereydoon promise to compensate for the past in some way. Moreover, he convinces Amir not to worsen his condition and to stay hopeful for the future. Then, being extremely happy by preventing a new disaster and getting members of a family back together, Arad still has the problem of facing his parents due his results.
