The story is about an old family in Tehran called Saburi who have been growing ornamental and various flowers for many years. Their family consists of three brothers and one sister. All the family works in the company and pursues their inherited profession, except for the second son Fariborz who is currently 58 years old and is an officer in the Intelligence Department. Fariborz decides to become a policeman in his youth and goes to Shahrestani to complete a training course.

The story of this film is about a cabaret singer named Ibrahim Khoshlahn (Khoshsineh) who leaves the stage before reaching his peak with the 1979 revolution, like many other singers, but because he did not have enough fame and fortune, he could not become a Los Angeles singer and eventually became a singer of ceremonies. Ibrahim, who has problems with his last name and changes it to Khoshlahn, remains longing to perform on stage again for years until one day, Ziba (Ibrahim's daughter, played by Elnaz Shakerdoost) arranges for her father to perform on stage at the "Iranian Cultural Week" program in Istanbul, Turkey. Ibrahim's son (Mohsen Kiai), who has followed in his father's footsteps but has not missed the opportunity to perform live and gain fame in the rap style, and their arrival in Turkey is the beginning of their new adventures and problems.

To escape his guilty conscience, a man uses technology to create artificial sweet memories and replace the bitter memories of his past.

A young man named Hamed (Bahram Radan) applies for employment at the office of the head of a company (Reza Kianian). The story of the film tells the story of how this young man arrives at the office...

The movie Kill the Game is based on a true story, and its synopsis reads: "Musa, a football veteran, loses his brother in a sporting accident. He encounters strange truths on the way to uncovering the mystery of his brother's death..."