Filmstill "MyOrange Garden"
short film

My Orange Garden

Anna-Sophia Richard / / 21 min

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Her voice made her a target in Iran. Now, in Germany, Faravaz sings for the rights of Iranian women. Through vivid, poetic imagery, she recalls childhood, orange trees, and exile—only to rediscover home, not in a place, but within herself.

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Feb 14 –
23
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Credits

Runtime 21 min
FSK Not rated
Premiere Status No Premiere Status
Director Anna-Sophia Richard

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