Amir, a 60-year-old Iranian man, arrives in Hingham, Massachusetts, on a tourist visa and rents an Airbnb across the street from the house of Fariborz—an old friend and former comrade from the Iran-Iraq war, now living with his distant wife and young grandson. They haven’t seen each other in over forty years.

Curious and uncertain, Amir begins observing Fariborz’s life from a distance. Suspicions arise, and he is forced to reveal himself, and the two men finally come face to face. What begins as a quiet reunion slowly uncovers a bond far deeper than friendship—a love born during war but never spoken, never lived.

Brattle Passes not accepted.