#iranian-cinema

#iranian-cinema

'The Seed of the Sacred Fig' subverts the 'father savior' trope, exposing deeper systemic issues and the moral dilemmas faced under a patriarchal regime.

The Things You Kill powerfully explores themes of patriarchy and transformation through a personal and universal narrative.

Filmmakers in Iran face serious charges for challenging cultural norms.

The film 'My Favourite Cake' addresses forbidden themes and portrays women's realities in Iran.

'My Favorite Cake' challenges Iranian censorship, resulting in filmmakers facing legal actions for promoting themes of love and freedom.

Rasoulof's film reflects the struggles of families in a repressive society, highlighting Iran's ongoing societal and political tensions.

Mohammad Rasoulof chose exile over prison after being sentenced for opposing the Iranian regime, marking the end of his activism in Iran.