“Inside Amir”, interview with director Amir Azizi

Exploring themes of migration, hope, and societal control through the power of imagery and symbolism

The film “Inside Amir”, by director Amir Azizi, offers an intimate portrayal of a young man’s internal and external struggles as he contemplates emigration from Tehran. Premiering at the Venice Film Festival, this compelling work delves into complex issues of identity, freedom, and the human spirit amidst Iran’s socio-cultural constraints.

A Personal Reflection on Migration and Identity

“Inside Amir” is deeply rooted in the director’s own experiences and emotional ties to Iran. The story follows a young man standing at a crossroads, weighing the decision to leave his homeland. The film beautifully captures the internal conflict between the desire for freedom and the emotional ties that anchor individuals to their roots.

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