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	<title>Comments on: Tuesday Edition: Pars Links</title>
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		<title>By: The Other</title>
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		<description>One film is missing in this film retrospective: Ghazieh-ye Shekl-e Avval, Ghazieh-ye Shekl-e Dovom (First Case, Second Case). Made in the first year of the revolution (1979). The movie examines the tolerance of the dissendents--now in power-- towards dissent againt their own political establishment. It contans a series of interviews with the Iranian revolutionary ministers, The Communist party leaders, and independent intellectuals, asking them a simple question about an act of dissent in an elementary school.&lt;br/&gt;&lt;br/&gt;The movie says a lot about the Iranian revolution and the nature of &quot;diassent&quot;.  It is one of my Kiarostami&#039;s favorites.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>One film is missing in this film retrospective: Ghazieh-ye Shekl-e Avval, Ghazieh-ye Shekl-e Dovom (First Case, Second Case). Made in the first year of the revolution (1979). The movie examines the tolerance of the dissendents&#8211;now in power&#8211; towards dissent againt their own political establishment. It contans a series of interviews with the Iranian revolutionary ministers, The Communist party leaders, and independent intellectuals, asking them a simple question about an act of dissent in an elementary school.</p>
<p>The movie says a lot about the Iranian revolution and the nature of &#8220;diassent&#8221;.  It is one of my Kiarostami&#8217;s favorites.</p>
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