Rage Khab : رگ خواب : "Rag-e Khab" is an Iranian film directed and produced by Hamid Ne'matollah, which was released in 2016. The screenplay for this film was written by Masoumeh Bayat. Leila Hatami plays the role of a vulnerable woman named Mina, who has recently separated from her husband and becomes infatuated with another man while trying to find work. The movie also features Kourosh Tahami, Elham Korda, and Leila Mousavi in prominent roles. "Rag-e Khab" made its debut at the 35th Fajr Film Festival in January 2016. It was nominated for four awards at the festival and won the Best Actress award for Leila Hatami, as well as awards for Best Visual Effects and Best Field Effects. The film tells the story of Mina, a woman on the brink of collapse following her divorce, and her return from a self-imposed isolation. She becomes involved with a man named Kamran, who offers her refuge and support during her difficult times. However, Kamran is not who he appears to be, and he takes advantage of Mina's trust and affection. The critical reception to "Rag-e Khab" was positive, with many reviewers praising its portrayal of a woman on the verge of a breakdown and her journey back from self-imposed isolation. Some critics also saw the film as having symbolic and hidden mystical interpretations. However, there were different interpretations regarding its feminist themes and social aspects. In summary, "Rag-e Khab" is a thought-provoking Iranian film that explores themes of trust, vulnerability, and the complexities of human relationships, particularly from a female perspective.