Amid the chaos of an amusement park, a lost young boy crosses paths with a boy and a girl, both child laborers, who have found his father's wallet. Desperate to repay a debt, the two children see an opportunity. In exchange for becoming their playmate, the lost boy offers them his father’s card PIN as the price of friendship.

Director Biography

Saber Allahdadian, born on November 13, 1988, is a filmmaker, documentarian, and screenwriter who studied a bachelor's degree in Animation Directing at the IRIB (Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting) University. He began his professional career by making several documentary films and writing screenplays in the field of cinema. His first serious venture into short films was with "Thirteen Two Times Eight". His works are characterized by human concerns, personal narratives, and a precise visual language, bridging the gap between documentary and fiction.