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Follows 35
Zoroastrian youth as they search for the roots of their religion,
Zoroastrianism, in Iran. A film by Tenaz
H. Dubash
This documentary captures the journey
of thirty-four, Zoroastrian Americans to Iran. This group of young Zoroastrians is
very eager to trace their roots and history by visiting the country where
one of the world's oldest monotheistic religions, their religion,
Zoroastrianism, originated. Their desire to walk in the footsteps of their
ancestors leads to this incredible journey. A trip that is full of risk -
a pilgrimage that involves traveling to a country that has no American
embassy and a collective passion for their history that will not let any
of this stop them. Besides following the evolution in the thoughts of the
eager, young pilgrims, the film allows the viewer a rare glimpse of Iran,
a country that has shut itself from the rest of the world for the past
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This film has been screened in New York City, Boston, London, Hong Kong, Pakistan and India. It is currently being distributed to colleges and universities, in the US and overseas. |
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"Extremely informative and visually stunning."
- Hesh Sarmalkar, The Asia Society |
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"An
excellent introduction to Zoroastrianism for high school and college
students." - Dolly Vania, Teacher and
administrator |
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60 minutes Color
Video © Tenaz Dubash, 2000 |
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