The French Connection to Iran

The French Connection to Iran
by Party Girl
04-Mar-2009
 

I think I have found something fabulous for you!

For the next few weeks, every Wednesday the French arte.tv publishes a series of video chronicles about Iran.  The program is entitled Les Chroniques d'Iran.  Today's segments were absolutely fabulous to watch.  Even if you don't speak French, there is enough visual and Farsi audio for you to follow the fascinating short stories about today's Iran.  I couldn't figure out whether the clips could be embedded here, so I will leave you the link to watch the four vignettes for today.  Here's a rough English translation of what the piece information says about the Director, Soudabeh Moridian:

"Director Soudabeh Moradian was born in Iran and did her film studies at the University of the Arts of Teheran.  Every week during the next two months, she will take us to the encounter of some citizens of her country: the Chronicles of Iran, as she sees it, as she lives it.  Crude, without commentary.  Rediscover every Wednesday an episode of the chronicles of Iran."

Enjoy!  Here's the link:

//www.arte.tv/fr/2443658.html

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Party Girl jan, merci beaucoup!

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Very nice production. I'm sending it to friends in case they missed it here.


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by Former Citizen (not verified) on

how sad that after 30 years, one still has to brag about Bazar-Safavi in north Tehran and Park Mellat! What else had that regime built for people of Tehran? Those two spots were built before the Free Masoners' invasion anyway.

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