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The Green Wave (2012)

Green was the symbol of recognition among the supporters of Iranian presidential candidate Mir-Hossein Mousavi. This documentary-collage illustrates with animated blogs and tweets the story of democracy under fire and the dramatic events before and after the 2009 presidential elections in Iran.

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Phil H 21 Jan 2011

First-hand accounts of the 2009 Iranian election and it's aftermath. frustratingly unfinished story.

Kenneth Turan 08 Aug 2012

The most compelling aspect of The Green Wave, however, is the extensive footage shot clandestinely by amateurs using cellphones. What they recorded shows us the reality of what went down in a way nothing else can match.

Henry Barnes 05 Aug 2012

Ahadu pulls the curtain back on a government that was willing to imprison and torture its electorate.

Amber Wilkinson 31 Mar 2011

Ali Samadi Ahadi paints a poetic and heartfelt portrait of a nation oppressed.

Mike M 03 Oct 2011

A demonstration of the art of the modern documentarist, having to piece together a variety of different media (mobile-phone footage, Tweets, podcasts, news archive) into a coherent whole. The problem the 21st century documentarist faces is not a dearth of material, but an excess (in this instance, everything the bloggers made available online, just for starters), posing the additional problem of having to make the right choices. Ahadi makes a good deal of these, although the animation remains his film's weakest aspect: falling some way short of the artistry of a "Persepolis" or the emotional depth of "Waltz with Bashir", it seems to be there merely to give us something to look at while the bloggers' words are read out - to distinguish "The Green Wave" from that wave of transcript-based theatrical experiences seeking to make compelling drama from everyday Iranians' Blogger accounts.