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Deep Dive: For Neda (2010)

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For Neda
For Neda focuses on the events surrounding the death of Neda Agha-Soltan on June 20, 2009, during protests in Tehran following the Iranian presidential elections. Her death became a symbol of resistance against the alleged election rigging, and the documentary captures the immediate aftermath of this tragic event through previously unseen footage. The film features personal moments with Neda's friends and family, providing insight into her life before her untimely death. The documentary includes exclusive video recorded on the day Neda was shot, which illustrates the impact of her death on both the Iranian populace and the international community. Debuting just before the anniversary of her death, the film serves as a reminder of the ongoing struggle for freedom and justice in Iran, making it a significant piece of contemporary history.

Why Watch

  • •See exclusive footage from the day Neda was killed.
  • •Meet Neda through personal moments with her family.
  • •Find out how her death sparked global outrage.

Did You Know

•Neda Agha-Soltan was shot on June 20, 2009, in Tehran.
•The documentary features previously unseen footage of Neda's life.
•The film was directed by Antony Thomas and released in 2010.

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Iranian political historyHuman rights activismWomen's rights advocacy