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Wednesday 03/19 15:00

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Language: English, Farsi
Subtitles: Czech, English

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Revolution 3.0

(Revolution 3.0)

Filmmaker and editor Reza Bird fell out of favour with the regime due to his political and social activism and in 2016 fled Iran with his family, finding refuge in Los Angeles.

As he builds his career, the unrest in his homeland persists. He gradually joins the revolutionary movement, continuing to reflect on and support the anti-government demonstrations in Iran, at least from a distance. Revolution 3.0 tells about the revolutionary changes in his life and his country.

In a brisk collage-like film, Bird’s autobiographical narrative is interspersed with footage of recent protests in Iran, which people have been sharing en masse on social media. On both a personal and political level, modern technology is becoming a tool to bridge great distances and gain control over the story and its interpretation.

Czech Competition

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Basic information about the film

Title	Revolution 3.0
Original Title	Revolution 3.0
Original Language	English, Farsi
Subtitles	Czech, English
Premiéra	World premiere
Film type	Full-length documentary
Year of Production	2025
Country of Origin	Czech Republic, USA
Length	78 min.
Director	Reza Bird

Guests attending the post-screening debate

Gabriela Daniels

Producer

Matouš Horčička

Moderator

Reza Bird

Director and Protagonist

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Světozor Cinema – Large Hall
Vodičkova 41, Praha 1

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Gabriela Daniels, producer
Matouš Horčička, Moderator
Reza Bird, director and protagonist
Leona Kunayová,

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03/19 15:00

Evald
Národní 28, Praha 1

Discussion
Gabriela Daniels, Producer
Matouš Horčička, Moderator
Reza Bird, Director and Protagonist

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