Khīrigī: Persiska (Farsi) 1401

Khairgi is a story like a camera that accidentally falls into the hands of a girl named Prinessa, who came to her hometown for the first time to work and live. With this camera, Princesa gradually witnesses a vision that overshadows her life; A view that is basically a coffee house that its owner calls the island. The island is owned by a man named John Lenin, and has inhabitants called "The People". The residents are lonely people who stare with a puzzled looks at the dissimilar elements between their inside and outside. This, in fact, means to be freed in captivity or, as it is mentioned somewhere in the novel, "hanging dough". They are "Robinson Crusoe" who, unlike him, did not go on a journey of their own accord, but they set foot on the "Island" of their own accord: John Lenin's Island.