Iman lives with her family in an old, deteriorating rented house, following a long and painful journey that began with her and her husband being arrested for providing assistance to the wounded during the early days of the revolution. She was later released from detention carrying the physical and psychological effects of torture, while her husband was killed in prison, his fate confirmed only later through the Caesar photographs. Her suffering did not end there, as her two daughters were also arrested, forcing her to take on significant debt in an attempt to secure their release, which further deepened her financial and emotional burdens. Despite everything she has endured, Iman continues to hold her family together and face daily hardships with resilience, hoping for support that could ease some of the long and ongoing strain she carries.