
A deeply personal story of memory, loss, and the bridge between generations. This film explores the profound impact of historical trauma, told through the intimate exchange between a father and his daughter. The narrative centers on a father’s memoir, written as letters to his daughter detailing his harrowing experiences during the Vietnam War and the Iranian Revolution. In response, she crafts a film that brings these written words to life, creating a dialogue across time and distance. It is a poignant exploration of how history is passed down, not just as fact, but as emotion and identity. The screening offers a space for reflection on the lasting echoes of conflict and the power of storytelling to heal and connect.
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Calgary International Film Festival
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