Out of the Iranian rubble into the cinematic frame
Smuggled out of the Iran Iraq War at age four with exactly two suitcases, Arash Sedighi channels the gritty survival of his refugee childhood into uncompromising British cinema
Intensity: Irreverent
Challenges opinions
Notes from the underground [part 1/2]
The water coursing through the basement tubes calls me back to my work. It’s probably toilet water I’m hearing. The noise is reassuring.
O Iranians!
The antidote to a scorpion’s poison is not the venom of a snake.
The Whore of Babylon
Get lost with the whore of Babylon.
Christ Stopped at Eboli
"And once the trap was fully set, it revealed its political idea: the 'sweet world' of the Pahlavi era."
The Use of God and Religion to Grant Absolute Political Legitimacy to the Decision of Inevitable Annihilation
The measuring tool for phenomena in religious systems is the unification of principle, attributing everything that has happened, is happening, or will happen to God.
A Framework for Regional Stability and Long-Term Peace with Iran
The immediate dismissal of Francesca Albanese must be guaranteed.
THE WALLS ARE FALLING
“The security guard said you were aggressive.” “He asked me to return the books and I gave them back to him.” “He said you hit him with them.”
A Place in the Sun
There’s no abuse, so don’t confuse it. Just don’t make me bleed.
Gaza. The Violence underneath the Western Mind.
“Man will wish Nothingness rather than not wish at all.” Hamas understands this better than most.