Raving Iran, Glasgow Film Festival 2017, 19 February at BAad
Raving Iran
Glasgow Film Festival
BAad, Barras Art and Design, 54 Calton Entry, Glasgow G40 2SB
19 February, 2017 6 p.m.
Anoosh and Arash continually risk their freedom in order to share music in their home of Tehran, where Western music is banned and sharing it is a punishable offence. Tired of hiding, the duo decide to organise one last blowout, which leads to a phone call that will change their lives forever.
This one-off event is presented in association with Sub Hub, an ongoing programme of cultural events from Sub Club, that expand outside the walls of its 22 Jamaica Street basement venue. This screening will be accompanied by Iranian street food inspired by some of the best Persian chefs working in Scotland.
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