🔺The outlook for Iran’s official cinema on the anniversary of what turned it upside down: anything other than “Woman, Life, Freedom”

▪When a child in a family whose mother was among the protesters, identified as Jaavidnam on 18 and 19 Dey 1404, or, in the event that the father was arrested during those nights and days and is in Islamic Republic prisons, somewhere—by chance or due to the adults’ carelessness—sees an image of their mother or father in a mobile phone on the news, and when they ask, “Was the person in that picture Mom or Dad?”, what should we tell them? This same question can also be repeated about the explosions resulting from the military attacks by the United States and Israel on the Islamic Republic: if a child asks whether it is war, what should we tell them?