The majority of Tehran's population was born after 1978, the year of the Islamic Revolution by Ajatollah Chomeini. In the documentary, different young people from Tehran talk about their generation's views, attitudes, hopes and worries in today's Iran. Subjects include relationships between men and women, love, marriage, moral oppression and questions of faith. They also reflect on political realities. Why did so many of their friends move to the West? What are the motivations to stay in Iran? As a social portrait without making judgement calls, the film affects us through its intimacy and honesty.