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Ali Asgari Doesn’t Believe in a Bright Future After Iran’s January Massacre – Just ‘A Bit of Light’
Iranian director Ali Asgari has no desire to repeat clichés about great expectations for things to come. “In Iran , we don’t have high hopes for the future anymore,” he states.
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Iranian filmmaker Ali Asgari says the country has lost optimism about its future, noting that “we don’t have high hopes for the future anymore” after years of waiting for positive change that never arrived. He references the lingering impact of Iran’s January massacre, explaining that while broad hope is absent, he still looks for “small specks of light.” The director’s remarks were made in a recent interview about his outlook on Iran’s prospects.
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