Fifty Days of Disquiet
Ebrahim Asgari, who studies in France, accidentally obtains information about the activities of an anti-government group and comes to Iran to expose them. The security forces send Ibrahim to France to get more information, so that he can return to Iran by buying information from a Frenchman. In the video tape of the group's meeting in France, which was prepared by Ibrahim, the officers notice the resemblance of one of the group's members named Amini to Ibrahim. Amini is supposed to come to Iran under the pseudonym Tehrani to lead the coup operation. With the guidance of the officers, Askari makes himself a member of the security committee and infiltrates the group and provides more information to the officers. After identifying the location of the coup plotters, the agents enter the room to neutralize the operation, but several members of the group and their American relations find out about Asgari's true identity and imprison him. The officers attacked the coup plotters and killed them and took the soldier who was injured during the conflict to the hospital.
