Iran: Hot Tea, Cool Conversations
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Product Description Written by Mehdi Ghafourifar and Brenden Hamilton, this documentary chronicles an American college student's revealing journey to Iran. A testament to Citizen Diplomacy, the film highlights unscripted, touching interviews with a number of individuals the filmmaker encounters from all walks of life during this once in a lifetime adventure. The human scale of Iran: Hot Tea, Cool Conversations cuts through the political rhetoric of the day unveiling a country full of warm and compassionate people who desire peace and friendship with America and the West. Review Iran: Hot Tea, Cool Conversations is a sanguine portrayal of the Iranian people, depicting the difference between feuding governments and peace-loving civilians. Light and funny, the film turns our idea of an invidious country into a nation of culture and warmth. --K. HolbrookAWESOME FILM Both Thumbs up buy the DVD everyone it is a very very good film by a real irandoost starring Jerry Dekker and Farzaneh Khademi, the same ones who you saw in Bam 6.6 --Brian Appleton --Zirzameen
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Blessed be the peace makers
When I first saw a screening of this film last year in San Jose, I wept for joy and decided on the spot to become friends with the film maker Brenden Hamilton and help him not only to promote the film but promote citizen diplomacy and peace with Iran. I did his interview for Payvand News, Pejvak of Persia and soon to be published in Persian Heritage Magazine. Brenden is the very best that American youth has to offer us, his kindness and compassion are obvious as is his instant love and appreciation of Iranian culture and youth. His casual technique of interviewing young people all around Iran is very effective as is his way of dispelling lies and propaganda in the West about Iran with subtle but firm and non controversial ways... as effective as passive resistance. He comes by it honestly as his late mother was a great activist and advocate for the Navajo especially the women, on Big Mountain Reservation in Arizona. In the film I saw my friends Jerry Dekker and Farzaneh Khademi, who also starred in the film Bam 6.6 by another person who has become my dear friend who shares our love and passion for peace.I really want to thank Brenden for making this wonderful film about Iran and the kindenss and generosity of the Iranian people and my thanks also go to Mehdi Ghafourifar for helping to produce it. I highly recommend this DVD for anyone interested in peace.
R**L
Video for Insight into Iran
This video is helpful and interesting, but is basically done like a home video. It does give the viewer an idea of what life is like in Iran.
P**E
A sweet and rare look into Iran.
Iran: Hot Tea, Cool Conversationsis a insightful, unfiltered, and lighthearted look into modern Iranian culture. This film brings a much needed understanding of Iranian people and their views of Americans and vice versa. If you are looking for in depth information on Iranian government and it's relations to America this documentary doesn't have it. This film is more informing of the difference of impressions Americans have on Iran and iranian people, and how Iranian people really are.
R**K
Iran a new perspective.
If you want to see iran from a viewpoint that is not directed by war hungry America or the snowballing media defamation, then this is an opportunity for you.This is a grass roots movie offering a perspective not yet seen in America.
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