The film “Home Is Where the Heart Is” is a portrayal of the lives of young Iranian artists who continue their work under the shadow of government restrictions.

The film, whose version was smuggled out of Iran and which received an award from the Sundance Film Festival in the United States, was screened at the London Film Festival.

Tahmineh Rostami, a journalist for Iran International, spoke about the story of how the film was made and about the filmmakers’ account.