Feri breaks up with her long-term boyfriend when she sees him getting intimate with his ex. Meanwhile, Navid likes Feri's sister Mariam and tries to get close to her, but an unexpected encounter changes the course of their relationship. Still feeling the pain of heartbreak, Feri sets off with Mariam in search of peace of mind. I'm Nothing Special Really is an ensemble drama of "nothing special" Iranian youth. Navid Mohammadzadeh, talented actor who won the Best Actor at TIFF 2019 for Just 6.5(2019), made his directorial debut, stating "Amid ongoing social unrest, we found a relatively peaceful period and spent a year filming."
Born in Tehran, Iran in 1986, Navid Mohammadzadeh is an acclaimed Iranian actor. He won the Orizzonti Best Actor Award at the 74th Venice International Film Festival for No Date, No Signature (2017) and the Best Actor Award at the 32nd Tokyo International Film Festival for Just 6.5 (2019). A multiple Crystal Simorgh winner, he makes his feature-film directorial debut with I'm Nothing Special Really.
From Tokyo International Film Festival 2026, No. 39