60 is a 30-minute cinematic exploration of Iran in 1982 (1360 SH). Blending 70% AI-crafted visuals with 30% archival & stock material, the film follows the trial of a Baha’i through the narration of two officers. While the film explores the theme of anger, expressions of it are viewed as unnecessary & counterproductive. The film also incorporates the government’s perspective & avoids presenting generalizations. Told mostly without dialogue, the narrative juxtaposes the aspirations of a new government with the realities of war. It features rare footage of then-President Khamenei speaking about Baha’is, found in French archives after more than 40 years. Please note: The facial features of the three main characters—the female officer, the male officer, & the Baha’i character—differ slightly at times, reflecting the evolution of AI tools during production (2024–26).
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