Solmaz Gholami’s documentary unfolds in five episodes—listen, see, feel, taste and smell—to explore the political, social and human realities of the “Femme, Vie, Liberté” movement. Using citizen archives and on‑the‑ground testimonies, Gholami builds a layered, sensory narrative that traces the lived experience of resistance, the courage of street protest and the heavy cost of repression. Intimate cinematography and archival textures give the film a reflective, urgent tone, turning collective aspiration into a fragile hope for change. Original version in Farsi with English and French subtitles. In collaboration with Amnesty International – Geneva & Lausanne Groups.

The screening will be followed by a discussion with:
Solmaz Gholami, director
Mitra Sohrabi, president of the Femme Vie Liberté Suisse Association
Nadia Boehlen, spokesperson for Amnesty International Switzerland
Javid Tahmassbi, board member of the Global Campaign to Stop Executions in Iran