Iran, the Revolution Continues Even Like This: Kissing in the Street, Drinking Wine, Showing One’s Head, Laughing, Singing

Two films “photograph” the desires of a country that has not gone back. Cinema, art, music express widespread disobedience to the ayatollahs' obscurantism. “I don't think there is a people in the world further from its dictator,” explains Saeid Golkar, an Iranian professor in America, an expert on the Middle East and senior advisor to United Against Nuclear Iran. “We are waiting to see how this revolution will bring down the buildings, but the end of the mullahs is inevitable.”