TEHRAN-- The cinematheque of the Iranian Artists Forum (IAF) will review Chilean movie director Patricio Guzmans 2022 documentary My Imaginary Country on Sunday.
Iranian filmmaker Omid Abdollahi will participate in the evaluation session, which will be organized after a screening in the Shahnaz Hall of the forum at 5 pm.The documentary represents demonstrations that blew up onto the streets of the streets of Santiago, the Chilean capital in 2019 as the population of a million and a half individuals required more democracy and social equality around education, health care and task opportunities.They also required a new constitution to replace the strident guidelines imposed on the nation during the Pinochet military dictatorship.
Immediate and topical, My Imaginary Country functions traumatic front-line protest video and interviews with the vibrant activist leaders who are producing a regime modification.
Guzman strongly links Chiles complex, bloody history to modern revolutionary social movements and the election of a popular brand-new president.Born in 1941 in Santiago, Chile, Patricio Guzman is a director and writer, known for Nostalgia for the Light (2010 ), The Southern Cross (1991) and The Battle of Chile: Part I (1975 ).
Image: A poster for a review session of Chilean film director Patricio Guzmans 2022 documentary My Imaginary Country at the Iranian Artists Forum in Tehran.ABU/