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گفت‌وگوی اختصاصی «صوفیا نصراللهی» با «آریل دورفمن» | روزنامه‌ی هم‌میهن 𒊹ناامید نشوید. آن‌هایی که ستم می‌کنند از آن چیزی که هستید، از کشوری که رویایش را دارید، می‌ترسند. تکرار می‌کنم؛ ناامید نشوید. فضاهای کوچکی از امید می‌توانند شبیه موج‌هایی کوچک در یک دریاچه رشد کنند.

گفت‌وگوی اختصاصی «صوفیا نصراللهی» با «آریل دورفمن» | روزنامه‌ی هم‌میهن 𒊹ناامید نشوید. آن‌هایی که ستم می‌کنند از آن چیزی که هستید، از کشوری که رویایش را دارید، می‌ترسند. تکرار می‌کنم؛ ناامید نشوید. فضاهای کوچکی از امید می‌توانند شبیه موج‌هایی کوچک در یک دریاچه رشد کنند.

@TEDFellow Taghi Amirani @tagz23 made a film about full story of the 1953 coup in Iran called @Coup53. Co-written and edited by three time @TheAcademy Award winner and three time @BAFTA winner Walter Murch (Apocalypse Now, The Conversation, The English Patient, The Godfather II) Amirani launched Coup 53 in a @TEDTalks at TEDGlobal2012 in Edinburgh. On completion he unvelied the film at in April 2019 in a TED talk at TED2019 in Vancouver. COUP 53 went onto its world premiere at Telluride Film Festival in August 2019. It is 100% certified Fresh on @RottenTomatoes rottentomatoes.com/m/coup_53 Here is some of its press The film’s editor is Walter Murch, who worked on “The Conversation” and “The Godfather: Part II”  (both 1974) so there’s not much that he doesn’t know about conspiracy — how it leaks into a movie like the smell of drains. Anthony Lane – The New Yorker It is without question one of the greatest of all documentaries. Apart from its importance as a revelatory history lesson, it’s a masterpiece of humanity, thoroughness and consummate film craft. Mike Leigh - Winner of the Palme d'Or This powerful and authoritative documentary by the Iranian filmmaker Taghi Amirani is as gripping as any thriller Peter Bradshaw – The Guardian One of the best documentaries of recent years. Michael Moore Ralph Fiennes appears, lending a wry le Carré air to proceedings as an enigmatic MI6 agent with an explosive testimony. Larushka Ivan-Zadeh - The Times Amazing. Beautifully done. Clever use of archive. Unique. - Oliver Stone A maddening, gripping portrait of how imperialism works Coup 53 is almost as concerned with the film-making process – the lists, the dead ends, the searching – as much as it is with political history Tara Brady – The Irish Times A labour of love, the film is premium detective work. With admirable tenacity and care, Amirani has dragged official secrets back into the light Tim Robey – The Daily Telegraph This is big. This is going to be big. Werner Herzog It’s like taking a swim in John le Carré’s brain Dave Calhoun - Time Out Extraordinary. Errol Morris As compelling as a John le Carré novel or a Costa-Gavras classic Allen Hunter - Screen Daily Has the air of something that grew from an impudent home movie into a magnum opus Todd McCarthy - Hollywood Reporter Both as a detective story and as a deep dive into a world event whose consequences linger, it is bracing, absorbing filmmaking Ben Kenigsberg - New York Times It has a bit of “All the President’s Men” about it Ian Freer - EMPIRE Simply great storytelling, full stop. Anne Hornaday - Washington Post apnews.com/article/iran-1953…