Reels of Freedom: Talking about the feminist cinema of Iran ...Kuwait

It was another day of September in Tehran, when Mahsa Amini, a 22-year-old Iranian Kurd was stopped, and detained by the Guidance Patrol or Morality Police of the country, for not correctly wearing the hijab or the headscarf, a mandatory religious dress for Iranian women. In the next 72 hours after her arrest, Mahsa died. What followed her tragic death has earned the adjective ‘unprecedented’ in the history of Iran. It didn’t take any time for the month-long resistance to grow, and find solidarity across the world, in countries far away from Iran. Since then the cry “We Want Freedom” has rocked the streets of Washington DC, New York, Los Angeles, Berlin, and several

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