Shirin

Shirin is a British drama following a quiet evening between a father and daughter in their north London home. When Shirin's mother is absent, conversation between them remains sparse and strained. The tension shifts when Shirin announces she's going out for the night, forcing an unspoken conflict to the surface. The film captures the delicate dynamics of family relationships, exploring what remains unsaid in moments of disconnection. Set against the backdrop of an ordinary domestic scene, it examines how a single revelation can expose deeper fractures and unmet expectations within a household. The sparse dialogue and intimate setting create a poignant portrait of generational distance and the struggle to bridge it.