UCLA Celebration of Iranian Cinema.
'The Mission' (1983): An Islamic revolutionary from Iran, dispatched to New York City to assassinate a former member of “Savak” (the Shah’s secret police), faces a crisis of conscience as he prepares to fulfill his mission. A fascination glimpse at the lives of post-revolutionary exiles in America, the film was Sayyad’s first as an exiled filmmaker, and he himself portrays the official marked for death. In-Person: Filmmaker Parviz Sayyad.
Admission:
Advanced tickets Online: $10, In-person sales one hour before showtime: $9 general public; free to UCLA students with valid ID; $8 other students/seniors.
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