Slowly Forgetting Your Faces (2021) - FAQ
Frequently asked questions about this film.
What is Slowly Forgetting Your Faces about?
Slowly Forgetting Your Faces is a documentary. Daniel Asadi Faezi reflects on his family's past through letters written over 30 years. Two brothers confront the aftermath of the Iranian Revolution. They deal with exile and the challenges of resistance. Their father’s experiences shape their understanding of identity amid chaos. The film includes minimalistic scenes, such as a corner of a sofa, to emphasize the personal nature of their story. The 80-minute documentary addresses themes of family bonds and political struggle in Iran.
When was Slowly Forgetting Your Faces released?
Slowly Forgetting Your Faces was released in 2021.
How long is Slowly Forgetting Your Faces?
Slowly Forgetting Your Faces has a runtime of 80 minutes.
What genre is Slowly Forgetting Your Faces?
Slowly Forgetting Your Faces is classified as History.
What topics does Slowly Forgetting Your Faces cover?
Slowly Forgetting Your Faces explores topics including historical-events, political-polarization.