Documentary
United States of America
For Neda is a documentary film that examines the life and death of Neda Agha-Soltan, a young Iranian woman who became a symbol of resistance after she was shot and killed during the 2009 Iranian election protests. The film includes interviews with Neda's family and friends, who provide insights into her personality, dreams, and aspirations. It also features footage of the protests that swept across Iran in the days and months following the election, as well as interviews with other activists and journalists who were involved in the movement for reform. In addition, the film explores the impact that Neda's death had on the world, including the ways in which her image became a powerful symbol for human rights and political change. Overall, For Neda offers a powerful and deeply moving portrait of a young woman who, in death, became a powerful force for hope and change.
