Plastic Flowers Never Die (Iranian Movie)
Anthropologist, writer and filmmaker Roxanne Varzi spent twelve years researching and writing about post-Revolution public culture in Iran. As an Iranian-American who was born in Iran and left shortly after the Revolution she found that even though she had missed the war with Iraq it was omnipresent.
She spent a year in Iran without a film permit speaking to ideologically driven mural painters, museum curators, war vets and other cultural producers alongside the secular youth who were meant to consume the culture created by the government.
The result is an experimental documentary: "Plastic Flowers Never Die" -- a meditation on the aftermath of the war, and especially the mourning after...
She spent a year in Iran without a film permit speaking to ideologically driven mural painters, museum curators, war vets and other cultural producers alongside the secular youth who were meant to consume the culture created by the government.
The result is an experimental documentary: "Plastic Flowers Never Die" -- a meditation on the aftermath of the war, and especially the mourning after...
