Nahid

Nahid, a young divorcee raising her son in a small Iranian city, yearns to marry the man she loves. However, her ex-husband holds custody rights and will only allow her to keep them if she remains single. Torn between her desire for love and her responsibilities as a mother, Nahid considers a controversial alternative: Temporary Marriage (Sighe). While legally permitted, this option carries a significant social stigma, placing her in a difficult position. As she navigates these challenges, Nahid must weigh the risks and rewards of her unconventional choices.