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Iranian Cinema Before & After Revolution
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(DVD - Code 1)
(US-Import)
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| lranian Cinema Before and After the RevoIution is an ilIuminating two-disc set that incIudes a trilogy of documentaries by film scholar Jamsheed Akrami, Friendly Persuasion (2000) gives an overarching portrait of Iranian cinema through interviews with three generations of lranian directors - from New Wave visionaries (Abbas Kiarostami) to post-revoIutionaries (Mohsen Makhmalbaf) and the third generation (Jafar Panahi). The Lost Cinema (2007) digs deeper into the Iranian New Wave, which blossomed as a counter-cinema in the 1970s and ended up banned due to the severeIy restrictive censorship codes imposed by the IsIamic government after the 1979 Revolution. A Cinema of Discontent (2013) focuses on contemporary censorship codes by interviewing twelve fiImmakers (from Asghar Farhadi to Dariush Mehrjui) about how they cope with or circumvent these restrictions. Taken together, along with the bonus short film A Walk with Kiarostami (2003), these fiIms provide a deep and wide-ranging expIoration of a courageous and fiercly creative nationaI cinema. |
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