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Ali Asgari Doesn’t Believe in a Bright Future After Iran’s January Massacre – Just ‘A Bit of Light’
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Iranian filmmaker Ali Asgari expresses pessimism about the country's future after the January massacre, rejecting optimistic clichés. He says years of unmet expectations have eroded hope, but he still sees small signs of improvement.
WHY IT MATTERS
The director's comments highlight the lingering disillusionment among Iranians following a recent violent event, underscoring the broader social and cultural impact of the massacre.
Iranian director Ali Asgari has no desire to repeat clichés about great expectations for things to come. “In Iran, we don’t have high hopes for the future anymore,” he states. “We’ve been waiting for good news for so many years, and it never came. But I do believe in these small specks of light. For […]
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