The Green Wave

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Movie
Original title The Green Wave
Country of production Germany
original language German ,
English ,
Persian
Publishing year 2010
Rod
Director Ali Samadi Ahadi
script Ali Samadi Ahadi , Oliver Stoltz
cut Barbara Toennieshen

The Green Wave is an 80-minute documentary published in 2010 - of which there is also a 52-minute television version under the title Iran Elections 2009 - by the German-Iranian director Ali Samadi Ahadi .

content

The film is about the protests after the Iranian presidential elections which took place in Iran in 2009 and were bloodily suppressed by the Iranian regime that same year .

layout

From a formal point of view the documentation is breaking new ground by silhouette animations with interview scenes, tweets , Facebook mixed -Posts and cell phone recordings. The film uses poetic images to draw attention to the government's brutality and fake games and thus reproduces the story of Iranian bloggers .

Film festivals

The film was screened in the “World Cinema Documentary” competition at the Sundance Film Festival .

RBB and MDR adapted the documentation as a radio feature in 2011.

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. FAZ of February 23, 2011, page 31: The short summer of hope in Iran