Daddy's School

This documentary runs for 72 minutes and offers an intimate look at how a closed society can nurture creativity and talent. It follows a former political prisoner who, despite the odds, establishes a film school in his home, impacting his family's future in cinema.

Featuring notable figures such as Mohsen Makhmalbaf and Samira Makhmalbaf, Daddy's School showcases the family's journey as they become recognized filmmakers with awards from prestigious festivals like Cannes and Venice. The film provides insight into the challenges faced by artists in Iran and their determination to succeed.

Collectors will find this documentary interesting not only for its educational value but also for its unique perspective on filmmaking in a restrictive environment. The availability of the film on DVD makes it accessible for those looking to add a distinctive work to their collection.