Asghar Farhadi

Razieh, a pregnant woman, is caring for an elderly man, Mr. Morteza, who suffers from dementia. She shares a tender moment with her young daughter, Somayeh, as they feel the baby kick, only to be interrupted by Mr. Morteza's incontinence, forcing Razieh to confront the challenging realities of her situation.

Hojjat, a man seeking employment, interviews with Nader for a caretaking position. The conversation reveals Hojjat's desperation for work and his attempt to negotiate a higher wage, while Nader expresses concerns about the demanding nature of the job.

Simin and Nader appear before a judge in Iranian Family Court to finalize their divorce. Simin wants to leave Iran for a better life for their daughter, but Nader refuses to leave his ailing father. The scene highlights their conflicting priorities and the emotional toll of their separation.