From Iran, a Separation (2011) - FAQ
Frequently asked questions about this film.
What is From Iran, a Separation about?
From Iran, a Separation is a documentary. Asghar Farhadi stands on stage at the 2012 Oscars, accepting the award for Best Foreign Language Film for 'A Separation.' His speech emphasizes Iran's desire for peace and the cultural richness of its people. The documentary captures the reactions of Iranians to this achievement, reflecting their pride and the film's societal impact. Through interviews and public responses, it illustrates how art can articulate the sentiments of a nation amid global sanctions and geopolitical tensions.
When was From Iran, a Separation released?
From Iran, a Separation was released in 2011.
How long is From Iran, a Separation?
From Iran, a Separation has a runtime of 52 minutes.
What genre is From Iran, a Separation?
From Iran, a Separation is classified as Culture.
What topics does From Iran, a Separation cover?
From Iran, a Separation explores topics including peace-building, fan-culture.