Documentary Screening and Discussion with Farzin Rezaeian
Iran: Seven Faces of a Civilization is an illuminating documentary by the creators of Persepolis Recreated showcasing numerous examples of some 7,000 years of Iran’s celebrated culture, art, and architecture. With excellent graphic reconstructions superimposed on images of actual architectural remains, this cinematic adventure recaptures the ancient treasures of Iran with interviews of over 70 internationally known scholars. Join us for this celebrated film’s premiere with gallery reception to follow.
Saturday, October 27, 20074:00 PM - 6:00 PMDodd Hall 121UCLALos Angeles, CA 90095
Farzin Rezaeian is an award-winning documentarian and educational film producer and director. He studied sociology, political science and communications at the University of Illinois in Chicago. For the past twenty years he has researched and written for many educational and documentary films that he has produced or directed. Persepolis Recreated and Seven Faces of a Civilization are his most recent productions.
Cost: Free
Special Instructions
Presentation will be bilingual (English & Persian)
For more information please contact
Peter Szanton, Center for Near Eastern StudiesTel: (310) 825-1455pszanton@international.ucla.eduwww.international.ucla.edu/cnes
4 comments:
Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi is a big dreamer who will never be anything more than what he has always been (a spoiled looser). He is a party boy at best. Sure he looks good in a suit, but that's all. He dreams of going back, but the truth is people of Iran don't want him or any of his family. They screwed Iran "Royally" and now need to just stay quitly in exile and enjoy the money they stoll from the people.
at the time that all of us should unite against the tyrant islamic regime,its a pitty to see some people with so much complex who do nothing but just critcize
I do not understand why still some people present themself as representative of the entire people of Iran and comment on their behalf. In that case they are nothing but the same as the person they complain of.
Dear All, I am thinking, first we try to improve ourselves, then everything step by step will be more better but it needs time. I wish this time (duration) is become less.
You can download the full version of Iran, Seven Faces of a Civilization from this link:
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-5356229498218843348&hl=enGOD BLESS IRAN, MY GRATE GRATE GRATE COUNTRY IN THE WORLD FOREVER.
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