Film Lens
To Revolution Square is a documentary short film directed by Iranian filmmaker Hossein Rajabian. It focuses on the daily commute of people in Tehran who take the bus to Revolution Square. The film captures the mundane routine of these commuters as they listen to unusual radio news while traveling. Their lack of reaction to the bizarre reports reflects a sense of detachment from the events being reported.
The film runs for 22 minutes and is presented in Persian. It provides a glimpse into the lives of ordinary citizens in the Iranian capital, emphasizing their indifference to the news that surrounds them. This portrayal raises questions about the relationship between the public and the media in a politically charged environment.
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.
Perfect For
Iranian culture enthusiastsDocumentary film fansUrban commuting studies