Flowers of Evil (film)

Flowers of Evil
Directed by	David Dusa
Produced by	Emilie Blézat
Screenplay by	David Dusa; Mike Sens
Starring	Rachid Youcef; Alice Belaïdi
Cinematography	Armin Franzen
Edited by	Yannick Coutheron; Nicolas Houver
Distributed by	Sciapode
Release date	8 February 2012;
Running time	96 minutes
Country	France
Language	French; Persian

Flowers of Evil (French: Fleurs du mal) is a French drama film directed by David Dusa and released on 8 February 2012.

Plot

Gecko is a young emancipated man whose every step is a dance, and Anahita is an Iranian runaway roiled by her country's current events. In June 2009, following the controversial Iranian elections, the streets are invaded by demonstrators. The Islamic Regime, anxious to control its public image, arrests the journalists. The citizens decide to testify by filming and broadcasting the events on YouTube. These images are uploaded untreated and shock the world. In Paris, Anahita has to face these images, looking for her relatives and friends. They engage in an identity fight, willing to emancipate. Little by little, their individual story is blemished by historical forces and its never-ending coverage on the Internet.

Cast

Rachid Youcef as Rachid/Gecko
Alice Belaïdi as Anahita

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