The TV series 'Under the City Trees' has recently aired on television and in each episode, it narrates stories from the daily lives of people against the backdrop of past wars. This series, produced by the Young Productions House of the Sima Film Center, focuses on the concepts of sacrifice and resistance, examining the lives of various social classes during the 12-day war and the Ramadan war.
The Role of Sacrifice and Empathy in Daily Narratives
'Under the City Trees' aims to depict aspects of empathy, steadfastness, and human epics within the daily lives of people through a social lens and in a sitcom style. This series reminds its viewers how, in the toughest conditions, people can continue their lives through empathy and sacrifice. Independent stories, yet with a common atmosphere, showcase various narratives of individuals and their fates in critical situations.
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Production and Direction with a Focus on Human Values
The production of this series is overseen by Sadegh Roshan, with direction by Ammar Khaty. The head writer of this work is Hossein Torabnejad, who, with his experience and mastery of social topics, has successfully depicted engaging and human stories. Each episode of this series has a sort of independent story that prompts the audience to reflect on human and social values.
This series can serve as an inspiring source for the younger generation and also as a reminder of human values for previous generations. 'Under the City Trees' conveys to its viewers that whether in the past or present, sacrifice and empathy can always be utilized as a way to overcome challenges and hardships.
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