Over 50 exiled Iranian revolutionaries in Paris recount their disillusionment following the 1978 Iranian Revolution, which led to widespread terror and executions.
Synopsis
Over 50 exiled Iranian revolutionaries in Paris recount their disillusionment following the 1978 Iranian Revolution, which led to widespread terror and executions.
Synopsis
In Paris, exiled Iranian revolutionaries recount their experiences following the 1978 Iranian Revolution. They reflect on the initial hopes for liberation that quickly turned into a regime characterized by terror and executions. Personal narratives reveal the disillusionment that emerged as power struggles unfolded. The film draws parallels to the French Revolution, illustrating how aspirations for democracy transformed into a nightmare of oppression. Directed by Adam Curtis, the documentary runs for 52 minutes and features insights from Tom Bower and Caroline Beale.
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Why Watch
- Meet exiled Iranian revolutionaries in Paris.
- Find out about the 1978 Iranian Revolution's aftermath.
- See parallels drawn with the French Revolution.
Did You Know
- The documentary was directed by Adam Curtis in 1989.
- It features personal accounts from exiled Iranian revolutionaries living in Paris.
- The film lasts for 52 minutes and is produced in Great Britain.
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What year did the Iranian Revolution take place?
The Iranian Revolution occurred in 1978.
Who directed the documentary 'The Road to Terror'?
The documentary was directed by Adam Curtis.
How long is the documentary 'The Road to Terror'?
The documentary has a duration of 52 minutes.
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