A touching portray of horribly violent state terror in Teheran of 2009, with brutally explicit footage and effective editing...at the same time an impressive story about a people that united and rose up to defend their rights...supported by beautiful and vivid drawings. However, the film doesn't discuss any specific political issues that might have been the motivators of the people's uprising and the spectator doesn't learn much about Iranian society apart from the protagonists' experiences with the cruel events of 2009. Instead, the film leaves us with the open and legitimate question of what the international society is doing against the violations of human rights in countries like Iran while being occupied with (economic and political) self-interest.