The film that was so controversial, its director had to flee the country
- Iranian actress Soheila Golestani faces 74 lashes and a year in prison for her role in the Oscar-nominated film The Seed of the Sacred Fig, which critiques the Iranian regime.
- The film, directed by Mohammad Rasoulof, addresses social issues and women's rights in Iran, and was filmed secretly amid state oppression and censorship.
- Rasoulof has fled Iran after being sentenced to prison and remains wanted by Iranian authorities for his films and activism against state violence.
- The film highlights the conflict faced by individuals such as Golestani's character, who struggles between personal gain and moral integrity amidst protests in Iran.
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