The triumph of the Iranian short film “Before Heaven” at the 15th Karama Human Rights Film Festival underscores the power of storytelling as a vehicle for social justice. Celebrated for its poignant narrative and artistic vision, the film captures the essence of resistance against oppression through the innocent eyes of children. In an era defined by digital monopolies and environmental crises, the festival’s celebration of justice echoes the timeless struggle for human rights, particularly for marginalized communities. As Karama continues to spotlight the resilience of the Global South, it reaffirms that art remains a powerful ally in the quest for dignity and equality.
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