Breathe Easy
N the narrative, the father (played by Hamed Behad) and mother (Pantea Panahiha) are present, and although the father is not the biological parent of the daughter, the main character loves and cares f…
Breathe Easy
N the narrative, the father (played by Hamed Behad) and mother (Pantea Panahiha) are present, and although the father is not the biological parent of the daughter, the main character loves and cares for her as if she were his own. His occupation revolves around extreme sports, particularly showcasing his motorcycle skills in a manner that captivates audiences and connects him with a circus-like ensemble. While this profession may not be financially rewarding, it is one in which he excels and finds joy. However, the situation takes a turn for the worse when the daughter's condition is suggested to deteriorate due to the stress of accompanying the protagonist on his practice routes. The doctors deliver the heart-wrenching news to the parents: their daughter's condition is critical and she urgently needs a heart transplant. The only potential donor is an elderly man on life support, setting off a chain of troubling events. When the parents approach a woman who appears to be the man's partner (the antagonist played by Hediyeh Bazvand), pleading for consent to use his heart to save their daughter, she reacts with hysterical anger. Initially, it seems she is fiercely protective of the old man, but it soon becomes clear that her outburst is driven by complex legal entanglements and financial issues associated with him. As tensions escalate, the man's son arrives on the scene (Payam Ahmadinia). Surprisingly, he agrees to allow the transplant, but only in exchange for a staggering 1.5 million toman-an amount the desperate parents cry is unattainable, even if they sold everything they owned.
Breathe Easy
Drama,Romance
Film Details
N the narrative, the father (played by Hamed Behad) and mother (Pantea Panahiha) are present, and although the father is not the biological parent of the daughter, the main character loves and cares for her as if she were his own. His occupation revolves around extreme sports, particularly showcasing his motorcycle skills in a manner that captivates audiences and connects him with a circus-like ensemble. While this profession may not be financially rewarding, it is one in which he excels and finds joy.
However, the situation takes a turn for the worse when the daughter's condition is suggested to deteriorate due to the stress of accompanying the protagonist on his practice routes. The doctors deliver the heart-wrenching news to the parents: their daughter's condition is critical and she urgently needs a heart transplant. The only potential donor is an elderly man on life support, setting off a chain of troubling events.
When the parents approach a woman who appears to be the man's partner (the antagonist played by Hediyeh Bazvand), pleading for consent to use his heart to save their daughter, she reacts with hysterical anger. Initially, it seems she is fiercely protective of the old man, but it soon becomes clear that her outburst is driven by complex legal entanglements and financial issues associated with him. As tensions escalate, the man's son arrives on the scene (Payam Ahmadinia).
Surprisingly, he agrees to allow the transplant, but only in exchange for a staggering 1.5 million toman-an amount the desperate parents cry is unattainable, even if they sold everything they owned..