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The documentary 'Nasrin' focuses on the life and activism of Nasrin Sotoudeh, a prominent Iranian human rights lawyer. It shows her efforts in fighting for the rights of religious minorities, women, journalists, and artists, often at great personal risk. The film emphasizes her role as a symbol of courage and inspiration not only in Iran but globally, as she continues to advocate for those facing the death penalty and other injustices.
The film is produced by Marcia Ross and directed by Jeff Kaufman, who have previously worked on human rights issues and films about Iran. The documentary aims to shed light on Nasrin's story and the broader context of human rights struggles in Iran, calling for her permanent release from prison and raising awareness about ongoing human rights violations in the country.
Why Watch
- •Meet Nasrin Sotoudeh, a courageous human rights lawyer.
- •Find out why Nasrin is a role model for people everywhere.
- •See the impact of Nasrin's activism on Iranian society.
Did You Know
•Nasrin Sotoudeh has been imprisoned and recently faced a return to prison.
•The film's producer, Marcia Ross, has a background in human rights films.
•Jeff Kaufman previously made a film about the persecution of the Baha'i faith in Iran.
Perfect For
Human rights advocatesIranian history enthusiastsDocumentary film fans