Synopsis
In 1979, Iran experienced a pivotal moment as Ayatollah Khomeini returned from exile, marking the end of the Shah's reign amid revolutionary fervor and tragedy.
Synopsis
In January 1979, Iran experienced a pivotal moment as the Shah's regime crumbled. The aftermath of the Cinema Rex fire in Abadan, which claimed 377 lives, marked a turning point in public sentiment. Ayatollah Khomeini's return from exile was met with fervent crowds, culminating in his first speech that galvanized the revolution. Filmmaker Torabi captures the contrasting emotions of mourning and celebration, alongside the diverse voices of revolutionaries, statesmen, and minority groups, including Turkmen and Zoroastrians, as they navigate the tumultuous landscape of a nation in transition.
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