'My Favorite Cake', directed by Behtash Sanaeeha and Maryam Moghaddam, has received accolades at the Berlinale but is now facing legal charges in Iran for perceived moral violations. The film's narrative explores themes of love through a 70-year-old widow's personal journey, yet defies the censorship rules imposed by the Iranian government. With scenes depicting romance and intimacy, its content strays far from the traditional expectations of Iranian cinema, posing significant risks for its creators. They are set to appear in court, highlighting ongoing struggles for freedom of expression in Iran.
In their film 'My Favorite Cake', directors Behtash Sanaeeha and Maryam Moghaddam confront censorship and state power in Iran, risking arrest and legal charges.
The Iranian judiciary is prosecuting the filmmakers for promoting morals and ethics violations, revealing the tension between artistic freedom and state-imposed restrictions.
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