"God has created us for each other," says Maryam to her husband Mohammad. Living in almost total isolation in rural Iran, the impoverished middle-aged couple is not only deeply in love, they literally complete each other. After losing both her forearms and one foot in a train accident, Maryam went against her parents' will and eloped with her blind suitor. Since then, they've happily cared for each other, with her acting as his eyes and him her arms. She wants a child and he does not. Can they keep walking the path of life together?

MEET THE FILMMAKER: PANAHBARKHODA REZAEE

Panahbarkhoda Rezaee was born on June 28, 1977 in Shazand, Iran. His artistic career began with poetically themed photo shoots of various ethnic groups living within Iran. He graduated in Art major, Cinema Direction branch from Soore University of Art, Tehran, Iran. He is an Iranian and Canadian film director, producer, screenwriter, researcher, documentary filmmaker, editor, poster designer and photographer. Rezaee is part of that generation of filmmakers known as the " Iranian New Wave ". He's produced and directed six independent feature films and ninety-four documentary films, short fiction films and experimental films in Middle Eastern countries, Asia, Europe and North America, mainly focused on human rights, war, women and children, social and cultural Issues. His films have been selected in Main Competition by more than 130 national and international film festivals with acclaim from worldwide critics. He's been filmmaking for over twenty-five years. He established his own film company PANAH FILM, an independent film production company in Iran.