Just a few hours from Tehran, Yerevan becomes a temporary refuge, a place where they can drink, dance, go out, dress freely, and breathe far from the watchful eye of the regime. On buses, in wine cellars, supermarkets, nightclubs, and monasteries, these travellers are seeking much more than a simple weekend getaway: they are looking for a brief taste of freedom. Between celebration, transgression, and nostalgia for a life taken from them, this reportage tells the story of those fragile moments when, far from the grip of the mullahs, everything finally seems possible.