It was another day of September in Tehran, when Mahsa Amini, a 22-year-old Iranian Kurd was stopped, and detained by the Guidance Patrol or Morality Police of the country, for not correctly wearing the hijab or the headscarf, a mandatory religious dress for Iranian women. In the next 72 hours after her arrest,... read full story
"By the 1990s, a definitive yet varied range of aesthetic language marked Iranian cinema. Cinema became a medium of negotiating and reworking the accepted understanding of femininity and sexuality"