In a poor Iranian town, the children work hard to support their families. One day Yahya and Leila find a golden statue lost in the desert. While the authorities search for the treasure, Yahya’s boss Naser Khan, who shares the children's passion for cinema, decides to help them find its owner.

Written and directed by Scottish-Iranian filmmaker Hassan Nazer, this charming story demonstrates the power of cinema on a tight-knit community, the world over.

PLEASE NOTE THAT THE PREVIOUSLY ANNOUNCED Q&A WITH HASSAN IS NO LONGER GOING AHEAD.

20 June is World Refugee Day and we are showing this film as part of Refugee Festival Scotland that takes place every summer to share and celebrate the rich variety of art, culture, language and ideas that people bring with them when they settle in Scotland.