Sandrum-i Zhūlīyit: Persian 1401

Juliet's syndrome is narrated in an unfamiliar space and an era after the current era, in a city very different from Tehran today, where only a few rich and financially capable people have living conditions in the eastern parts of it, and others in an unsuitable environment and They live in less well-equipped and pleasant areas of the West. Shahriar is a policeman in the criminal circle who encounters a strange case on a day off; Suicide and rape happened at the same time in a house located in one of Ponk's neighborhoods; Usually, suicides happen between night and morning and on working days, and this case is considered a special case not only in terms of time, i.e. at noon on a holiday, but also because of the occurrence of suicides and suicides in the same place and at the same time. come When Shahryar takes action to decipher the mystery of Nilofar and Nima's death, he finds out the truths hidden in the city and steps to unknown levels.