Iran

Switzerland, 1971

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An impressionistic collage without commentary, directed by Claude Lelouch. Iran is shown as a country in transition. On the one hand it has modern cities, the oil industry and cosmopolitan city dwellers, and on the other hand it has mud villages, and is home for ethnic minority groups and families steeped in the tradition of making rugs.

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Credits

director

Claude Lelouch

co-producer

Paul Laffargue

Pierre Pardon

production company

Aria Productions S A

Pyramid Films

Duration

00:17:38:00

Production places
Switzerland
Production dates
1971

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