Daily, Tehran's residents take buses to Revolution Square, listening to bizarre radio news reports that elicit no visible reaction from them.
“To Revolution Square”
Synopsis
Daily, Tehran's residents take buses to Revolution Square, listening to bizarre radio news reports that elicit no visible reaction from them.
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Synopsis
Tehran's Revolution Square serves as the destination for daily bus commuters in a 22-minute film by Hossein Rajabian. Passengers listen to unusual radio news reports during their rides, yet display indifference to the bizarre content. Through their detached reactions, the film captures the routine of life in the Iranian capital, reflecting a sense of apathy among the people amid extraordinary events.
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Why Watch
- See Tehran's daily bus commuters in action.
- Find out how people react to bizarre news.
- Meet the ordinary citizens of Iran's capital.
Did You Know
- The film was directed by Hossein Rajabian in 2007.
- It has a runtime of 22 minutes.
- The documentary is set in Tehran, Iran's capital city.
- The commuters listen to strange radio news during their bus rides.
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Who directed the documentary To Revolution Square?
To Revolution Square was directed by Iranian filmmaker Hossein Rajabian.
What is the duration of the documentary To Revolution Square?
The duration of To Revolution Square is 22 minutes.
In which country was To Revolution Square produced?
To Revolution Square was produced in Iran.
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