Iranian filmmaker Mehran Tamadon, an atheist, has convinced four mullahs, partisans of the Islamic Republic of Iran, to come and live with him for two days. What would living together in a house look like for the five? Are women who do not wear headscarves a threat? These and other highly topical questions make for lively debates. In this limited space, everyday life is linked with debates, a constant struggle when the two sides' understanding of the world is so contradictory.
Four Iranian mullahs, pillars of the regime, and an Iranian filmmaker living in exile, critical of the regime, discuss God and the world.
Iranian filmmaker Mehran Tamadon, an atheist, has convinced four mullahs, partisans of the Islamic Republic of Iran, to come and live with him for two days.
What would living together in a house look like for the five? Are women who do not wear headscarves a threat? These and other highly topical questions make for lively debates.
In this limited space, everyday life is linked with debates, a constant struggle when the two sides' understanding of the world is so contradictory.