Saturday
November 14th
16:30
Adults
A window on Iran
Location:
Provincial Meeting Center, Blue Room
Paid ticket
price
€ 3
Farah imagines a different, free Iran, and doesn't want to flee abroad like her grandfather did. And it is in his grandfather's house, starting with an old diary and books, magazines, and documents that recount the actions of a group of women and men who believed in freedom of thought, that Farah finds her purpose and many reasons to stay; but also a challenge: to accept that the most difficult revolutions to unleash are those that even change one's own identity. Pegah Moshir Pour (The Forgotten House, Garzanti), a best-selling author and human rights activist, has over the years become a spokesperson for those fighting for a different future in Iran and other countries. Gigi Garelli.
Farah imagines a different, free Iran, and doesn't want to flee abroad like her grandfather did. And it is in his grandfather's house, starting with an old diary and books, magazines, and documents that recount the actions of a group of women and men who believed in freedom of thought, that Farah finds her purpose and many reasons to stay; but also a challenge: to accept that the most difficult revolutions to unleash are those that even change one's own identity. Pegah Moshir Pour (The Forgotten House, Garzanti), a best-selling author and human rights activist, has over the years become a spokesperson for those fighting for a different future in Iran and other countries. Gigi Garelli.
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