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At Tribeca, an All-AI Iran Movie Shows Film’s Future (Or at Least Its Messy Present)
Over many sleepless nights in the past few months, the engineer and sometime-filmmaker Ash Koosha had one thought: this is not as easy as people think.
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Over many sleepless nights in the past few months, the engineer and sometime-filmmaker Ash Koosha had one thought: this is not as easy as people think. A British-Iranian Millennial with an earnest streak, Koosha had set about to make a movie about the Iranian regime’s January 2026 crackdown on protesters, which claimed the lives of at least 7,000 people and likely many more.
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