In this episode, we explore the powerful narrative of the Oscar-nominated film, "The Seed of the Sacred Fig," directed by Mohammad Rasulov. This gripping story reveals how art can become a form of resistance against oppressive regimes, as Rasulov filmed it in secret while living in exile. We discuss the film's metaphor of the sacred fig tree, the impact of personal freedoms being suffocated, and the chilling family dynamics that reflect broader political tensions. Join us as we delve into the emotional weight of the performances and the profound implications of how storytelling can illuminate the human cost of oppression.

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