Seyyed’s pomegranate garden’s product is offered as votive to all of the village people. On the day of fruit picking, the garden gets under the enemy’s fire. Seyyed’s son, Ali Akbar, is martyred during this attack. He takes everyone, including his
... pregnant daughter-in-law (Golnar), out of the garden. Seyyed stays in the garden and decides on rebuilding it. The enemy’s patrolmen approach the garden and intend to attack it. Seyyed gives away the pomegranates to the village people. The enemy finds out about this and ambushes for him. Following an attack, he is immolated. Years later, his daughter-in-law and her son, Ghasem, return to the garden…
Seyyed’s pomegranate garden’s product is offered as votive to all of the village people. On the day of fruit picking, the garden gets under the enemy’s fire. Seyyed’s son, Ali Akbar, is martyred during this attack. He takes everyone, including his pregnant daughter-in-law (Golnar), out of the garden. Seyyed stays in the garden and decides on rebuilding it. The enemy’s patrolmen approach the garden and intend to attack it. Seyyed gives away the pomegranates to the village people. The enemy finds out about this and ambushes for him. Following an attack, he is immolated. Years later, his daughter-in-law and her son, Ghasem, return to the garden…
