While preparing to move to a new home, Elahe confronts her parents, as boxes and personal belongings spark heated discussions. In the background is the “Woman, Life, Freedom” movement, which has radically changed Iranian society. Elahe’s refusal to wear the hijab reveals generational value differences and raises questions about freedom, tradition, and the future. The film delicately captures family dynamics and shows how personal decisions are only partially tolerated and come with great tensions within families.