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Cinema com Ditadores | 4. Khomeini, Panahi e o cinema iraniano

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Anos 70. O Irão estava à beira da guerra civil. De um lado, as tropas do autoritário Mohammad Reza, o Shah do Irão. Do outro, uma coligação improvável de muçulmanos xiitas, intelectuais marxistas e a esquerda nacionalista. Depois de meses de massacres nas ruas, o Shah abandonou o país e um novo líder emergiu: o Ayatollah Khomeini. Mas a Revolução teve um lado negro. Khomeini afastou os seus aliados de esquerda e substituiu o poder do Shah por uma república islâmica. No entanto, uma força sobreviveu a todas estas mudanças: o cinema iraniano. Contornando duas ditaduras seguidas, os cineastas do Irão conseguiram fintar todas as dificuldades, evitar a tesoura de corte da censura e fazer filmes com uma linguagem única que conquistaram o resto do mundo. Mais cedo ou mais tarde, o regime dos ayatollahs ia entrar em confronto com os cineastas iranianos. Muitos pagariam o preço de fazer a sua arte. E pelo caminho, o cinema do Irão tornou-se um símbolo da força do seu povo, pelas mãos de realizadores como Abbas Kiarostami e Jafar Panahi. Como é que uma das ditaduras mais repressivas do mundo originou um cinema tão engenhoso? E como pode o próprio acto de fazer um filme ser um acto de resistência? "Cinema com Ditadores" é um programa da série "Sapiens" produzido pela Bruá Podcasts, narrado por Hugo Simões.Com direcção criativa de Luís Francisco SousaEscrito por Renato RochaPesquisa por Nuno MendesDirecção técnica de Rita CabritaSonoplastia de Sara Millen e João RodriguesIdentidade gráfica desenvolvida por Rita Cabrita e Luís Francisco Sousa Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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