The main story of Gilamadr is Gilani's villager, a militant who joins the peasant movement, and shelters the forest after the attack of the officers and the death of his wife. The description of the story is about three men, Guillaume the man and two of her bodyguards who take him to Fouman and the story unfolds in the same way and stay in the coffeehouse near the destination. Two gunmen in the midst of a roar, wind and rain, take Guillaume the man - who is a rebel peasant - to Fouman to deliver the checkpoint.

Seyyed Mojtaba Aqa'zgar Alawi, famous for the great Alawite and great Alawite (Feb. 13, 1282, Tehran - February 28, 1375, Berlin), a realist writer, a leftist politician, a modernist journalist and professor of Persian language in Persian, who had spent more than four decades since the second half of the twentieth century He lived in Germany and also translated, criticized and scripted.