Persepolis (2007)

In the 1970s, Iran, Marjane 'Marji' Statrapi observed the incident through her young eyes, and an idealistic family like her dream realized a defeat of hatred Shah in the 1979 Iranian Revolution did. But with the growth of Marj, she witnessed that the new Iran, now governed by Islamic fundamentalists, has become repressive tyranny. Marji refused to keep silent in this unfair situation dangerously, so her parents sent her to Vienna to find a better life. However, proving that this change is the same difficult trial, the young woman put herself in a devastated culture and a deep disappointment and bothered her deeply. Even when she came home, Marji knew that her and her hometown had changed too much and young women and her family had to decide where she really belonged. Author: Kenneth · Chizzam (kchishol@rogers.com)

Persepolis is an adult animated film for 2007 based on autobiographical graphic novel of the same name by Marjane Satrapi. It was written and directed by Satrapi in collaboration with Vincent Paronnaud. This story is the story of a girl who grew up in the context of the Iranian Revolution. The title is about the historical city Persepolis. This movie is international collaboration produced by companies in France and Iran. It was premiered at the Cannes International Film Festival 2007 and was awarded the Jury Award at Silent Light. In her speech, Satrapy said: "The movie is universal but I want to send this prize to all Iranians." It was announced in France and Belgium on 27th June 2007 It was. I received worldwide acclaim from critics. I was nominated for the Best Work Award, but I lost to Ratatouille

In the opening performance of Persepolis (2007), flowers go through the various places drawn between titles, flowers move across the screen. This very simple function helps to introduce the main premises of movies, mobile, mobility, change, and growth to the audience. Marjane Satrapi 's film debut work Persepolis (2007) is autobiography based on Satrapi' s same graphic novel, with other comic writer Vincent Paronnaud. This France - Iran's animated film processing

The aim of this paper is to analyze the following animated films: Joanna Quinn (1987), "Girl's Night Out", "Persepolis" by Satrapi and Paronnaud (2007), and Nina Paley's "Sita Sings the Blues" (2008 ). The main purpose is to analyze the aesthetics and techniques of the above animated movies and relate them to the second and third waves of the feminist movement. - "The hero is an ordinary individual, he has perseverance despite overwhelming obstacles." - Christopher Reve In life, people are listening to various definitions of heroism and heroes.