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Mysteries of Abu-Salim Prison| 40mins
Director: Mohsen Eslamzadeh Askestani | Producer: Seyed Salim Ghafouri
Focus Years: 2012 | Country: Iran, (IR)
Subject Tags: conflict, crime, human rights, iran, libyan arab jamahiriya, violence, war
Quality Tags: Optimistic, Slow, Activating, Harmonizing
Synopsis:
After the breakout of the "February 17th Revolution” in Libya, there is a place whose name is frequently mentioned and heard. This place seems to hold such creepy secrets that even after the revolution, nothing has been revealed about it. "Abu-salim Prison” is a symbol of the imprisonment of a nation within its own borders. This imprisoned nation has been doomed under dictatorship of a cruel leader—that is, General Gaddafi. The documentary "Mysteries of Abu-salim Prison” uses the testimonies of people who were imprisoned there for decades to try to narrate some of the terrifying events happening there.
Mysteries of Abu-Salim Prison | 40mins

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